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Old Sep 15, 2007 | 5:37 am
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Originally Posted by senatorgirth
I got angry once in ORD when--right in from of my eyes--a TSA goon at the x-ray machine ripped off an old CO elite tag of my garment bag and tossed the tag in the trash. I immediately retrieved the tag and complained to him and the supervisor. His contention? The tag was old. I made it clear to him and the supervisor that the tag was not his property; that he is clearly not a CO employee and thus no enforcer of CO OnePass elite policies; and whether that tag was out of date or not had no security implications whatsoever. I filed a formal complaint with TSA. Of course, I never heard anything about it again.
So that’s what happened to my beloved old elite tags. They were sturdy. They make the best luggage tags when I put one of those elite address tags on them. They made my bags standout. In the last couple of years, they slowly disappeared on those rare occasions when I had to check bags. Now I am back to those flimsy paper ones.
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