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January 3rd, 2008, 04:45 PM
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luggage locks
My wife put a TSA approved luggage lock on her suitcase and it got caught on
something and ripped off the zippers. The airlines take no responsibility for such damage and the cost of repair is worth more than the bag, therefore, new bag. There was nothing in the bag that valuable to start with. Think twice about putting a lock on your bag. 
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