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• Sniperfish 12y ago
  I've used waramps key tags since I was introduced to them 6 years ago. I'd like to think making it easy to return lost keys is enough to encourage their return, but the reward offer and support for other devices strikes me as a good idea for high value items.
• PeterWhittaker 12y ago
  I thought of this as well (happy customer) but the economics are a bit different: My understanding is that Canada Post absorbs the cost of mailing keys to the War Amps as a deal it makes to support this charity. I also guess that War Amps pays the cost of actually returning the keys and yet comes out ahead, based on expected rates of keys being lost and found (though perhaps Canada Post subsidizes this part as well). This service is going to have to cover that cost as well as the cost of returning the lost item.
• mosselman 12y ago
  A Dutch supermarket does this too with the discount card you can attach to your keys (or put in your wallet). http://www.ah.nl/sleutelservice http://www.ah.nl/sleutelservice
  • mynameisvlad 12y ago
    Quite a few supermarkets do it in the US/Canada too. Most people don't know it, though, because it's usually written in fine print on the keychain tags.