Krusherjim

I have the same issue/complaint. It appears that the Travelertags website is just too much trouble for finders to register/log-in and post either a pick-up or drop. I have two out there, one of which I know was picked up from the cache due to the comments in the log. Even sent the finder an email requesting that he log the pick-up and find it another home. Although I have not given up hope that it eventually will be relocated in another cache, I have ordered and received my first 4 travel bugs, that I plan to place shortly.

I'm new to this geocaching thing, getiing a GPSMAP 60c for Xmas. But after discovering this site, and finding my first two in the last two days, I'm hooked. TB really add some interest to the caching process, in my novice opinion, and ran across a Traveler Tag in a cache yesterday. Didn't even know that these exisited, as there's not much discussion here about them. Like the idea of FREE tags, and the fact that you get the traveler tag number over the web, rather than having to buy the TB, and wait for the mail before you can begin it's adventure. Plus, I enjoyed designing the "tag" and attaching my own personal touch to the item. As a side note, I didn't find the travelertags web site that cumbersome. Once I logged in and got my password, it was easy to log my find, using the easygps cut and paste instructions. Also activated my first of 5 free tag numbers, downloaded a picture of my traveler tag, and will be placing it and logging it's location, hopefully today. I would like to see this site incorporate Traveler Tags to the caches in the same manner that it identifies TB associated with a cache, and possibly provide the link to take you to the travelertags website so that you can log it's journey. What do ya think??