Comments on: Travel Safety: Watch your Luggage http://destined-to-travel.com Travel the world my way Tue, 17 Apr 2012 01:45:13 +0000 hourly 1 By: Charles http://destined-to-travel.com/articles/travel-safety-consider-your-luggage-items/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Charles Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:47:09 +0000 http://destined-to-travel.com/?page_id=569#comment-3 Thanks for the comment, just seeing it over a month later. I have to check with the person who received the letter and see if she wants to release it so the public can see it. If so, I will send it to you. Thanks for the comment, just seeing it over a month later. I have to check with the person who received the letter and see if she wants to release it so the public can see it. If so, I will send it to you.

]]> By: Securoseal http://destined-to-travel.com/articles/travel-safety-consider-your-luggage-items/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Securoseal Thu, 23 Jul 2009 07:28:45 +0000 http://destined-to-travel.com/?page_id=569#comment-2 Interesting article. It may interest you to know you're not alone - there is a massive probem with airport luggage security. If you're interested, here are over 100 articles sourced from news sources from around the world that describe a fraction of the problems: http://www.securoseal.com/main.php?id=325 Also, the pen in the zip trick is only one of the methods used to tamper with luggage. TSA accepted locks themselves are also ineffective. Many can be opened with paperclips in a few seconds: http://www.securoseal.com/main.php?id=318 Locks don't work. At least now you know. It is a shame, however, that you have only been told this after you spent your money on an 'accepted' product that does not work and you have been the victim of concealed theft. We would be interested in receiving a copy of the letter sent to you, so we could add it to our information - it may assist others in avoiding the same crime. Interesting article. It may interest you to know you’re not alone – there is a massive probem with airport luggage security.

If you’re interested, here are over 100 articles sourced from news sources from around the world that describe a fraction of the problems:

http://www.securoseal.com/main.php?id=325

Also, the pen in the zip trick is only one of the methods used to tamper with luggage. TSA accepted locks themselves are also ineffective. Many can be opened with paperclips in a few seconds:

http://www.securoseal.com/main.php?id=318

Locks don’t work. At least now you know. It is a shame, however, that you have only been told this after you spent your money on an ‘accepted’ product that does not work and you have been the victim of concealed theft.

We would be interested in receiving a copy of the letter sent to you, so we could add it to our information – it may assist others in avoiding the same crime.

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