Title: Very deceptive looking - not TSA approved
Product review: These locks were made to very closely resemble TSA-approved locks of which I have bought several over the years. I think it is unethical, although not illegal, to manufacture locks that appear to be something other than what they are. I know the description does not say TSA-approved. Nonetheless, what is the point of producing locks that look like the real thing if not to deceive potential customers?? This is one of the few times I did not check on the individual reviews before I bought these locks because they looked just like the other TSA-approved locks I have bought in the past. Since it will cost me just as much to return these locks as the price I paid for them, I'll just stick them in a drawer. But I am angry and irritated at Master Lock for doing this. They have been a reputable lock maker but this really makes me wonder about their business practices.
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