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Q: What are the key features of Securoseal?
A: Securoseal includes the following features:
A single use strap...<snip>
So you're supposed to pay $15 for two single-use straps? That seems a bit pricey for what you get.
And what happens if DHS opens your suitcase for an inspection during transit? From that point in your trip forward, your seal has already been broken, so a thief has access to your luggage without worrying about the seal.
And really, how often is is helpful to know whether your bag was opened or not? Suppose a thief cuts the seal, opens your bag and steals something. When you get to your destination the seal is broken. What would you do with this information? How would it be helpful in getting your stuff back? I suspect you'd go to your airline's baggage desk and explain the situation and they would tell you to fill out the same form you would have if there was no Securoseal. File a claim, wait to hear back.
I'm leaning towards snake oil on this one.