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Nice work
We hope the tags and the new software gives you more peace of mind about our service.
It's a good idea, I just don't think it needs a company to do it.
Cool idea, but the really neat thing about You Get It Back is that the phone number is a Free Fone with a 24 x 7 call center set up 100% to get stuff back. The power of the solution is that it just makes the being honest thing easy, free and painless. That is what gets You Get It Back to 75% return rate on labeled products. Worth every penny in my humble opinion.
Staggering, but then I would say that having just got my phone back.
Steve
The worry about having your number on your keys is that it isn't a major step to get your identity and possibly your address - there are lots of reverse look up services out there. If someone has your keys and your address that isn't a great place to be in.
We find that good people are time poor and need a very simple fast way to report a find.
Our tags give you complete anonymity as well as making it simple for the finder to return them.