FTF Certificates

[wildmaninreed]

I know on the geocaching site you can go to http://geocacher-u.com/ & print out from there FTF Certificate to put in your newly placed cache.

My Question is, Is there any other Sites or Links where a person can get other FTF Certificates that are Free to Print up??

Would like to see other Sites & Links that may have Logs & other stuff a person can print up for Free too??

Thx's

Wendell

[+Fuchsiamagic]

I know on the geocaching site you can go to http://geocacher-u.com/ & print out from there FTF Certificate to put in your newly placed cache.

My Question is, Is there any other Sites or Links where a person can get other FTF Certificates that are Free to Print up??

Would like to see other Sites & Links that may have Logs & other stuff a person can print up for Free too??

Thx's

Wendell

My question is what are you supposed to do with a FTF certificate if you find one? I don't see the point. It's easy enough to print your own if you feel that way inclined...

[+-CacheMonkey-]

I agree, I don't know what I would do with one. If you really wanted to place one though, I suggest creating one in MS Word. You can download certificate templates and just change it to say what you wanted and insert images. I suppose kids would like it.

[+JeremyR]

I suppose kids would like it.

That's the point. I've found a couple and didn't really know what to do with them. I still have them somewhere but they don't mean anything significant. However, I put one out in a cache that was 'claimed' by a seven year-old. Apparently he put it on his bedroom wall

Edited July 25, 2008 by JeremyR

[+hikemeister]

Another option is to leave a special item for the first finder, and make note of it on the cache web page (or not). The person who is FTF can opt to take it or not. I recently was FTF and the cache had a $25 discount coupon for the Japanese resturant located just across the parking lot -- now that was worth a FTF!

[+hikemeister]

Another option is to leave a special item for the first finder, and make note of it on the cache web page (or not). The person who is FTF can opt to take it or not. I recently was FTF and the cache had a $25 discount coupon for the Japanese resturant located just across the parking lot -- now that was worth a FTF!

[+hikemeister]

Another option is to leave a special item for the first finder, and make note of it on the cache web page (or not). The person who is FTF can opt to take it or not. I recently was FTF and the cache had a $25 discount coupon for the Japanese resturant located just across the parking lot -- now that was worth a FTF!

Edited July 25, 2008 by hikemeister

[+hikemeister]

Well that was strange !

[+Derb522002]

when I put my caches out I like to leave a FTF prize. I have left 5.00 gift card for Dunken Donuts, Left unactivative coins, Nice little LED flashlights etc. I got a 5.00 gift card for Subway and a pin and a geo caching hat that was made by one of the local cacher now I wear it every winter because it is warm.

 

Just my .04

[+Colonial Cats]

We provide a FTF prize along with our own Colonial Cats FTF Business Card. Cachers seem to enjoy them.

[Pup Patrol]

I know on the geocaching site you can go to http://geocacher-u.com/ & print out from there FTF Certificate to put in your newly placed cache.

My Question is, Is there any other Sites or Links where a person can get other FTF Certificates that are Free to Print up??

Would like to see other Sites & Links that may have Logs & other stuff a person can print up for Free too??

Thx's

Wendell

 

FTF certificates:

http://www.box64.com/ftfcert_design.asp

http://www.geocities.com/hikenit/certificate.jpg

http://home.comcast.net/~mysteleri/gps/gpsftf.pdf

 

GeocacherU has lots of other free printables, in addition to the FTF certificates.