Buying Other People's Lost Luggage

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4-02-2007 @ 8:43PM

Lissa said...

15th BC egyptian artifacts go back to the country of Egypt, a suit of armour? It can not be hard to find the owner of that even if it is stolen. If a bag has unusual or expensive items, more of an effort should be taken to find its owner. If I am on an airline and they loose my 400 dollar ipod with 500 dollars worth of itunes... all it takes is turning it on and seeing viola! its Jane Does ipod! Instead they dont want to put in the effort and just throw me 200 for my suitcase.
When you go on an airflight put a big sheet of paper in clear plastic taped to the lid inside the suitcase- with your name, address, home phone, country, where you are going and your flight info.
when they open it they will see it first thing.

Jane Doe
123 Main Street
Chicago, IL 60611
773-123-4567
USA
1/2/2007 Flight 1235kls United Airlines to Heathrow Airport return to America 2/2/2007
Please call me if found at 773-123-4567 or 773-555-7891

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