Unclaimed Baggage, the only U.S. merchant of lost luggage, has gone international, expanding its online store to now ship to Canada, Europe and the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. Now, millions more online shoppers can share the unique chance to shop luxury brands, electronics, jewelry and more at a bargain price and from their own homes.

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Unclaimed Baggage sells around 7,000 heavily discounted items daily in its retail store and the items available can range from clothing and musical instruments to a 40-carat emerald.
“Reflecting on our history and unique business model, it’s remarkable to consider that what began with a borrowed truck and a $300 loan a little more than 50 years ago, is now an international business with millions of shoppers,” said Paul Okimoto, president, Unclaimed Baggage. “Given the unprecedented volume of unclaimed luggage and cargo across the transportation industry right now, and with the global economy requiring people to find ways to make their dollars stretch a little bit further, the time is right to extend the Unclaimed Baggage experience beyond U.S. borders.”

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The pandemic forced Unclaimed Baggage to temporarily close its doors for the first time in 2020, resulting in the launch of its online store, which has attracted more than 5.5 million visitors since its inception.
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