Posted by president on Dec 28, 2006 in
TSA Lock Safe Skies(TM) TSA Luggage Locks Announces Free Accessories and Free Shipping For Holiday Travelers.
This program should last into the 2007 Season.
Holiday travelers can now get the newest TSA approved locks from Safe Skies(TM) (http://www.safeskieslocks.com) TSA Luggage Locks. All ground shipping in the United States of America is now free for customers.
Customers at Safe Skies are now able to enjoyfree luggage accessorieswithorders totalingover $39.99.Afree luggage accessory available for Safe Skies customers are luggage tags with purchase over $39.99. Luggage tags are the easiest way to keep track of your luggage in the airport. Another holiday free luggage accessory with purchase over $49.99 is a colorful luggage grip.
All international customers are also rewarded with free shipping with a purchase over $14.99. Federal and international luggage screeners are provided unique tools and secured access devices to gain access to Safe Skies(TM) luggage locks for mandatory security inspections. New Safe Skies Lock designs are quite attractive with vivid colors and fashionable styles. They help in multiple ways, not only are they approved with the TSA, they are also unique to help identify your luggage.
About Safe Skies(TM) TSA Luggage Locks: Safe Skies(TM) Locks come in various colors and sizes including combination locks and padlocks. The Safe Skies(TM) product line is growing with different styles and designs. Every traveler needs a luggage lock. Safe Skies(TM) TSA locks give business travelers peace of mind. Please visit http://www.safeskieslocks.com) for more information.
This press release was issued on behalf of Safe Skies Locks (TM) by Yooter InterActive Marketing (http://www.yooter.com).
Posted by president on Dec 14, 2006 in
TSA Lock Google’s new patent searchallows for easy consumer searches. We spent some time playing around with the patent search system and found some interesting facts. One of them being the pocket protectorfrom October 26, 1889
This simple fact that the pocket protector was patented in 1889 is something that we could havenever really known before. Sure we couldhave used the US patent office search system, but the interface is far more difficult to use than Google’s system. Hence why we feel it will popular right off the bat.
But searching for pocket protectors is a comical search, searching for things that actually matter, such as a new product might actually lead you to see what you are really buying.
For example the Luggage Lock industry has recently made some dramatic changes in the past few years. Using an old style luggage lock at the airport would not be advisable today as Airport Security is just going to clip your lock or even your luggage. Hence the invention of the TSA Lock.
A quick Google Patent Search for TSA LOCK shows patent US Pat. 7021537 and US Pat. 7036728
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/assistant/locks.shtm
Safe Skies(tm) Lock Company makes TSA Luggage Locks protected by these patents. The Main company website is located at http://www.safeskieslocks.com. It also appears that they have opened several divisions in non-US countries such as Canada TSA Locksand the UK Padlocks site and even down under in OZ and NZand Japan Padlocks
It appears that having a strong patent such as the Safe Skies(tm) TSA Locks Patent makes sense, real sense when making a purchasing decision on what types of Luggage Locks to buy. Actually backing up your purchase decision with a patent search makes sense these days. This proves that you are purchasing a product thatis patent protected.
We strongly suggest using the new Google Patent Search beforeyou buy anything new to the market this holiday season.
In the case of Pocket Protectors however, we think that the patent expired roughly a century ago …