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I just searched for them and found that they're out of business. Other competitors seem to be idstickers and foundit, though I know nothing of them.
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I just searched for them and found that they're out of business. Other competitors seem to be idstickers and foundit, though I know nothing of them.
> your stuff will get back to you should the worse happen.
worst.
Now what I would REALLY pay for, and what I thought/hoped was, is stickers had location tracking so I could find them with my phone, i'd put them on my keys, wallet everything. I think THAT, packaged into an very easy service, could be a brilliant business.
Now what I would REALLY pay for, and what I thought/hoped was, is stickers had location tracking so I could find them with my phone, i'd put them on my keys, wallet everything. I think THAT, packaged into an very easy service, could be a brilliant business.
Why can't I just put my (e-)mail address on the device? The person who finds it just needs to give it to the next post office and tell them the receiver will pay for it.
Although a lot of items get lost relatively close to home, you're right – we're looking at extending the service in the future to offer the option of return postage.
Found a typo on the FAQ page under the question "Can you guarantee my stuff will be safe?": > your stuff will get back to you should the worse happen. worst.
Nice job on the site and branding. Personally I don't see writing "Please call 555-1212 if found" as a security problem that needs solving, but there are probably some who do.
A great idea, in principle, but £5 for 5 stickers? It'd cost me 10p to print 10 stickers with 'lost@mydomain.org' on... which I might well do, now I'm thinking about it.