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“I
was at the Manchester Block Watch meeting last
night. I just wanted to thank you for coming over
and presenting the DataDots to us. I've never been
a fan of marking my belongings with an engraver
simply for the fact that it's easy to erase or
change.
I'll be ordering the home kit soon
and I've sent emails to all our friends directing
them to your web site. I think it's a wonderful use
of old technology and a great option for identifying
my 'treasures'.” Debbie,
Manchester WA
“DataDots is a product which will
allow citizens to mark even their antiques and
jewelry if they wish to. It's easy to use and helps
law enforcement to track down lost or stolen
property. Their newest product, which applies
hundreds of DATADOTS with an application, would be a
great solution for farmers to easily mark their farm
machinery and tools.”
Sheriff
David Owens, McLean County Sheriff's Office,
Bloomington, IL.
“DataDots certainly add another element to
marking your property, making it easier and faster
to have a "permanent" mark on all items of value.” Marion
Swendsen, Community Policing Specialist, Vancouver
Police Department, Vancouver, WA
"A great alternative to engraving expensive
items, and an absolutely essential method of
marking those items that can't be engraved."
Deputy
Pete Ball, Community Resource Officer, Kitsap
County, WA Sheriff's Dept
“We are confident that by incorporating DataDots
along with other types of identification into the
Hands Off Program will greatly assist both
enforcement and the insurance community in reducing
theft and fraud related to marine products.”
Cst. L.A. Burden, Royal Canadian Mounted Police,
Chilliwack, BC
"DataDots™
are the simplest method of property identification
invented to date. Because of the size of the
microchips, they are easy to apply to any piece of
property you can think of. Law enforcement claims
that 90% of recovered property is never returned to
the rightful owners because of a lack of means of
positive identification. DataDots™ makes it easy!
This also helps to keep insurance premiums down
because the cost to insurance companies is
lessened. Everyone I have spoken to (from law
enforcement to private industry) believes, as I do,
that it's a great system."
Peggy J. Feakes, AMS®,
SAMS® VP of Education |
