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Extend your two week vacation to 20 years or more!Released on = October 5, 2005, 7:47 am Press Release Author = BDi Industry = Consumer Services Press Release Summary = WANTED - Unwary travellers for long stay holidays in exotic locations – To Qualify all you have to do is the following Press Release Body = Trust people you have never met to look after your luggage. Leave your bags unlocked, or buy a cheap lock – it's the same thing! Don't bother checking your luggage on arrival for contraband. Assume that when customs find drugs in your “locked” bag, they will think that someone else put them in there. Forget that “innocent until proven guilty” and “reasonable doubt” are words you hear used on TV, and not in the courts you may find yourself on trial in. Almost a year ago, Schapelle Corby qualified for this incredible offer, by doing absolutely nothing. Now she may stay in prison for another nineteen years. Her biggest mistake, was doing what most of us would have done in similar circumstances. Fortunately we haven't, yet. This is not really something to joke about – in fact the seriousness is not driven home until you realise how narrowly Schapelle missed receiving the death penalty, for simply taking her bag through customs, while it contained someone else's Marijuana. After much investigation and legal consultation, a solution is at hand. It's not a new lock, or a shrink wrapped bag, or even a cable tie – all of which would be unacceptable in the USA where locking checked-in bags is not allowed. Instead its a totally new concept, a platform that allows the user to collect evidence, in case its needed, and reminds the unwary traveller of the dangers of modern flying. Its simply called THE LUGGAGE PASSPORT. This innovative concept will promote awareness and try to avoid other unwary travellers being caught out by those who consider YOUR luggage as fair game for THEIR illegal activity. In fact, the Luggage Passport is useful for other criminal activity, such as theft of luggage, theft from luggage, tampering with luggage and of course, damage to luggage. The Luggage Passport is ready to help your passengers, your staff, your customers to
stay safe and to protect themselves. The first licencee is now operating in
Portugal, more are starting shortly. To find out how the Luggage Passport can help
you, contact Web Site = http://www.luggagepassport.com Contact Details = BDi@sapo.pt
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