Review on 🔗 Dynotag Lifetime Recovery Solution – Aluminum Convertible by Sandra Ford

I'm often amazed at how we paint ourselves into a corner when it comes to putting our names on something like luggage or a backpack to write. My daughter took one of our suitcases on a school trip and some of the luggage (including my daughter's) was left behind. Many of her classmates' parents had to collect their lost luggage because the tag only had a phone number on it. The people calling about lost luggage were able to identify their luggage because their home address was printed on the tag, but the clerk said they could only send the luggage back to the parents (at the parents' expense) because the child was doing it do not have a photo ID showing they live with a parent and can take luggage with them. This label was a lifesaver! Before she left I updated the information with her name, address and phone number so she could collect her luggage with her school ID. However, the tag information could not be viewed unless you scanned the tag. And every time the tag is scanned, you'll receive an email alerting you that someone is scanning the tag! They must be able to claim something like yours!