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This is Black Friday, and the Stayfound cards are the cheapest they ever get.

The buy one, get one free deal gets you two tracking cards for $49.95 instead of $99.90, with free shipping on top.

If you want it, add it to your cart and go all the way to checkout.

The discount comes off by itself and there's no code to fiddle with.

One for your handbag, your suitcase, your carry-on, your hubby's wallet, and one inside the passport pouch.

The Black Friday deal won't be here long, so go get yours now.

Under twenty-five dollars a card, and that's cheap insurance for anything sitting in the driveway you'd hate to walk out to and find gone.

The buy one, get one free deal gets you two tracking cards for $49.95 instead of $99.90, with free shipping on top.

If you want it, add it to your cart and go all the way to checkout.

The discount comes off by itself, and there's no code and no monthly anything.

One in the Classics glove box, one under the truck seat, one in the RV, one in the boat, and one in the tool bag.

The Black Friday deal won't be here long, so go get yours now.

No ID check to pick up luggage. Anyone can walk out with your suitcase.

I landed at Denver, walked to the carousel, and stood there as every other bag came out. Mine never showed up.

I went to the airline desk, they checked the system, and the bag never left Denver, and they don't even have cameras on the carousels.

Then I remembered my wife had slipped a Stayfound tracking card into the lining of my suitcase, 1.8 millimeters thin, connected to Apple Find My.

I opened Find My right there at the desk and watched my bag sitting in the airport parking garage, level three, in the trunk of a silver sedan.

I showed security my screen, and they popped the trunk and pulled my suitcase out.

I grabbed the buy one get one free deal, one in my checked bag, one in my carry-on, and one in my wife's suitcase.

If you're flying anywhere, put a Stayfound inside the bag before you check it. Nobody at baggage claim is checking IDs.

This might just be one of the best Apple accessories on the market.

We partnered up with Apple and made the Stayfound tracking card, a super thin card you can track using your phone.

Slip it into your wallet, bag, passport, or even your car, and you can check where it is from your phone, anywhere you are, through Apple's Find My Network.

We built in a loudspeaker too, so when it's nearby you can make it play a sound.

The battery lasts up to eight months and it's fully rechargeable.

Unlike others, we ship worldwide.

We've got a Black Friday sale right now, so have a look on the website. Grab the buy one, get one free deal, with free shipping, and you'll thank us later.

This tracker's been in the Chevelle three weeks, and my wife wants to know why I'm mailing it back.

It's not because there's no subscription. You buy them once, and that's it.

It's not because they're 1.8 millimeters thin and disappear into a glove box, and it's not because the battery runs eight months on a charge.

I'm sending them back because of the deal they're running.

Buy one, get one free, two cards for $49.95, with free shipping. That's under twenty-five dollars a card.

Where else does a tracker with no monthly fee and an eight-month battery go on sale like that?

Stayfound has moved over a million of these, at a 4.9-star average, with a lifetime warranty and 100-day returns.

Cheap insurance, in my book. One for the classics glove box, one for the truck, the camper, the boat box, and one for your wallet. Links down below.

The AirTag scores a 6 out of 10. It tracks, but it is a disc that won't fit in a wallet or a passport, and every thief in 2026 knows exactly what it is. The battery dies every three months.

The Tile scores a 5 out of 10. It sounds great on paper until you realize it runs on its own separate network instead of Apple, so you are downloading a new app, relying on other Tile users being nearby to locate your stuff, and replacing batteries every few months.

A generic Amazon tracking card scores a 3 out of 10. It looks the part, but it overheats, the battery barely lasts a few weeks, and there is zero warranty when it stops working.

The Stayfound card scores a 10 out of 10. It is just 1.8 millimeters thin, and it fits in every wallet.

This is what the airlines will not tell you when your bag goes missing.

I landed in Tokyo, and my suitcase landed in Paris, so I had no clothes, no charger, and no meds for three days.

Now I never travel without my Stayfound tracking card. It is paper thin, so it slides into the suitcase lining and you would never know it is there.

It is fully synced with Apple Find My, so the second I land I open my phone, and there is my bag, right on the map. There is no guessing, just proof.

I grabbed a 4-pack on their buy one, get one free deal, so my carry-on, my suitcase, and even my partner's bag are all covered.

If you have ever lost a bag, you will want one before your next flight.

Nearly 6 out of every 1,000 checked bags are mishandled, and the airline will do almost nothing to help you find yours.

Last spring I checked a bag through Frankfurt, and it never showed up.

The airline gave me a reference number and told me to wait, and for two days there were no updates and no calls.

I had a round AirTag in the bag, but its battery had died a month earlier and I never replaced it.

Now I keep a card that slides into the suitcase lining and disappears.

On my next flight I opened my phone at the gate and watched my bag get loaded. When I landed, I saw it on the carousel before I got there.

Right now it is buy one, get one free, one for your suitcase, one for your carry-on, one for your wallet.

If your classic gets lifted tonight, you get a police report, a shrug, and a claim form, and that used to be the whole story.

I spent five years rebuilding a 1968 Mustang Fastback, and one Tuesday morning I walked out to an empty driveway.

Detectives said these get broken down by the weekend, parts sold to different buyers.

My son-in-law had tucked a Stayfound card behind the seat padding.

I opened Find My, and the car was in a warehouse 22 miles east. I called the detective back with the address.

It was recovered that afternoon, nothing stripped, with zero subscription.

I grabbed a 4-pack on the buy one, get one free deal, one in the glove box, another in the toolkit, the last in my wallet.

100 day returns at Stayfound.

My garage locks felt like enough too.

If a pickpocket lifts your wallet, the first thing they do with an AirTag is pull it out and throw it away, because they know exactly what it is.

That is the problem with a bulky tracker. It does not fit in a wallet or a cardholder, and the moment a thief sees it, it is gone.

The Stayfound card is 1.8 millimeters thin, so it sits in your wallet, it looks like a normal card, and a thief never notices it is there.

It works worldwide on Apple's Find My network for real-time tracking anywhere, and the battery recharges and lasts up to five months, with no coin batteries and no subscription.

I have used it to find my wallet in seconds and even my bag, and because it stays hidden, I do not worry about a thief finding it and removing it.

Get yours now with our buy one, get one free offer.

I fly a Boeing 777 on international routes, and after 18 years watching baggage from the flight deck, here is what the airlines will not tell you.

Every Bluetooth tracker needs a phone nearby to relay its signal, so once your bag leaves the gate and moves through a quiet transfer hub, there is nothing to relay it and your Find My shows it last seen back at the terminal.

That is the same thing the airline tells you, where the bag was last scanned.

I put a Stayfound card in my own bag on every flight, because it rides Apple's Find My network, the strongest there is, so every iPhone near your bag becomes a relay at departure, at the hub, and at arrival.

It sits flat in a passport holder or a travel wallet, it does not trigger security, and the battery lasts eight months on a charge.

Right now it is buy one, get one free, with free shipping.

You need an ID to board a plane, but to pick up someone's bag off the carousel, you just grab it and leave.

I landed in Denver and waited while every bag came out except mine.

I went to the desk, and they checked the system and told me my bag never left Denver.

Someone had picked it up off the belt and walked out the door, and the airport said they don't have cameras covering the carousel.

So I opened Apple Find My right there at the desk, watched my bag sitting in the parking garage, and showed security my screen. They found it in the trunk of a car on level 3.

More than 500,000 people already carry one.

I grabbed a 6-pack on the buy one, get one free deal.

If you are flying anywhere this season, put one in before you check the bag.