Stuffbak
By Daved Brosche | Permalink |
1 comment | November 7th, 2007 | Trackback
Stuffbak - Getting your lost gear back.
< Nothing gets your stuff back like a monetary offer. People like free stuff, but they like cold hard cash better. Why not tempt people to return your stuff by offering a reward? People do it when they lose a dog, why not try it out with your iPod, cell phone, laptop, or luggage? The friendly folks at Stuffbak have used peoples greed and the digital age to help you do just that.
The way the Stuffbak system works is quite simple. Choose the Stuffbak label pack that fits your needs, activate the label, set a reward price if you are so inclined, affix the sticker to your goodies, and then go lose it. You only have to lose the item if you want to get the FULL effect of the Stuffbak system.
The Stuffbak labels fit:
- Cell phones
- PDA
- iPod
- Digital Camera
- Keys
- Golf Clubs
- Videos
- Passports
- And much more
Made from industrial quality materials, the Stuffbak labels are designed to hold up for the long haul. Stuffbak uses subsurface printing to provide you with durable text that won’t wear off over time. The labels come in all shapes and sizes to fit a wide range of products.
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[…] Stuffbak Labels - These labels have a unique set a numbers that are assigned to an online account you create on the Stuffbak website. The idea behind the labels, is that if you loose a piece of gear with the label on it, the person who finds it sees that there is a reward, and goes to the Stuffbak site to report that they found your stuff. While these labels may or may not work well in destinations like Costa Rica, for such a low price they can’t hurt to try. […]