SafetyBook provides a private personal product-safety monitoring service to help
protect your family and children from the danger of faulty products.
Simply register your items with us privately and we’ll take care of the rest. We’ll
monitor manufacturers, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Highway
Transportation Safety Administration, and others authorities. We’ll then notify
you with a Direct Alert™ e-mail if you one of your registered items has been identified
as faulty and/or recalled. Consider SafetyBook your personal, private, piece of
mind.
Your item registry information is kept private and confidential. SafetyBook is a
consumer advocate and does not share your information with manufacturers, marketing
research companies, or any other organization.
SafetyBook uses bank-level data security including 128-bit SSL encryption for the
data we store.
Create your personal registry to keep track of important items you
own (e.g. – automobiles, home appliances, child products and other) Use the site to stay informed and monitor any safety recalls involving
products and items you register with us. We’ll send you a Direct Alert™ message via e-mail if there’s a problem
with any of the products you’ve registered. Selling an item or giving one away? Easily transfer registration
of products you own using the Registration Chain™ by simply entering the email address
of the new owner. Create a home inventory to make an insurance claim easier, should
you need one.
You may register as many items as you wish in your account.
SafetyBook is constantly adding new manufacturers and product categories to the
drop-down menus used to register products in your account. If you’re trying to register
something that’s not included on the drop-down list, simple choose “other” and type
the name in manually. We’ll be sure to research the item for inclusion in our lists.
Even though you may not find the manufacturer/category on the current drop-down
list, your product will still be included in your registry when you type the name/category
manually.
To transfer the registration of your item(s), simply click the “transfer” link next
to the product in your registry and enter the e-mail address of the new owner. Thanks
for preservince the Registration Chain™
At this time, SafetyBook tracks information associated with U.S. consumer product
recalls as issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) since 1999, the
National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA), and the U.S. Coast
Guard Boating Safety Resource Center. Recall information from the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are not currently
supported by this website. Information and services offered by RECALL are provided
“as is” and cannot be guaranteed. By accessing this site or its information or services
you are agreeing with its legal Terms of Use.
Manufacturers issue product recalls at their discretion. SafetyBook’s databases
are updated daily with new recall announcements received from manufacturers or regulatory
agencies.
Including the purchase date of your item is optional and is a feature to allow you
to measure your warranty period. If you don’t recall when you purchased an item,
make your best estimate or simply leave the date blank. You item will still be registered
without a purchase date.
A Service Bulletin, also know as a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB), is an advisory
issued by the manufacturer to help automotive technicians diagnose and repair problems
reported by consumers and dealership service departments. TSBs contain up-to-date
factory fixes for difficult to diagnose problems such as rough idles, intermittent
stalls, hard starts, and all kinds of “shakes”, “rattles” and “clunks” that can
sometimes drive you nuts. Over 6,000 bulletins are issued by car manufacturers every
year.
You can file a complaint about your car
with NHTSA. If the agency receives similar reports from other people, this frequently
indicates that a safety-related defect may exist which warrants investigation. Your
report will be entered into NHTSA's vehicle owner's complaint database and used
with other reports to determine if a safety-related defect trend exists.
Vehicle manufacturers and the Trend and Analysis Division of The National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration collect the safety and statistical data that is entered
in the databases.
Please tell us about any issues you encounter via our
contact form. As issues get resolved we will do our best to inform you with
a direct email response or via the forums.
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