Ryan Westbrook Facebook ad: “2 Out of 3 Trackers Failed The Test”

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Meta Ad Library ID

1078876124533147

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

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0

EU reach

1,949

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Ad text

I tested 3 trackers on the same JFK–Heathrow flight. The bags had no idea. 👀 So I checked 3 bags on the same transatlantic flight — one tracker each — and filmed every update from gate to carousel. Tracker 1: Apple AirTag. Checked at JFK Terminal 4, Gate 32. Clear at pushback, 7:14pm. By 7:22 — the moment we left the gate area — it read "last seen at Terminal 4, Gate 32." That's where it stayed for seven hours. Bag came through at Heathrow. AirTag updated on arrival. But the seven hours between JFK and LHR? Complete blackout — the exact window where bags get transferred wrong, miss connections, and get loaded onto the wrong aircraft. Tracker 2: Tile. Worse. Lost signal before boarding. Tile's network doesn't exist at international terminals. Seven hours, nothing. One ping near the Heathrow carousel on the way out. One. Tracker 3: Spotminders. Touched down at Heathrow. Still taxiing. Opened Find My. The bag was already visible — moving on the tarmac before I stepped off the aircraft. No blackout. No "last seen at JFK." Already there. Two out of three went dark for the entire flight. 🌐 Apple Find My — 1 billion+ devices worldwide 🔋 8-month rechargeable battery — no coin cell swaps 💳 1.8mm thin — fits any bag pocket, passport holder, wallet 🌍 185 countries 🛡️ IP67 rated — built for cargo holds, not coffee shops I fly JFK–Heathrow four times a month. I don't check a bag without Spotminders anymore. The airline can say whatever they want — you'll already know. 👉 Buy 3 Get 2 Free. Free wireless charger. Free shipping. Link below.

Where the ad sends people

https://www.spotminders.com/pages/lp123

2 Out of 3 Trackers Failed The Test