One of the ways I used to make travel a little easier was to use my Clear card to zip through airport security. Clear was an approved TSA pre-screening service that you would apply for and basically get a TSA background check. Once you were approved you got a Clear card that you could use to go through a much shorter line at the airports that offered Clear lanes. So imagine my heart break when I got this email last night! I’m totally bummed!
Terry, I understand your pain. Sent a text message to my wife when I learned about it last night. Unfortunately she was already in the airport security line and couldn’t get the message fast enough. She was one of the first to ever sign up for Clear and ironically, one of the last to ever use it. Sad for her, she never got to say goodbye to those who became friends over the past four years.
Sorry, also wanted to say I love your re-design. Very professional looking and easy to read. Congrats.
WOW… just looking into signing with them… going back and forth to CA & CO every other weekend… and then some.. as we try to sell a house..etc. Didn’t see that coming!
Dangit… at DIA on Sunday… nice wait… 2 TSA lines open out of 12 they had there.. cmon people.. SUNDAY night! its busy!
“unable to negotiate an agreement to continue operations”?!!!
Why would they really, I mean REALLY need a creditor? You pay for your background check, you get your card, they take the money and pay the bills. This should not be a business that needs to close, especially when people are still flying. Sorry, Terry.