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kicking_qt
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Ive been in this situation and debated with myself long and hard on whether to keep the money. I eventually after 5 hours handed it in to the police who had already had the owner report it.
The rightful owner was a lone dad who had withdrawn all the money he had in the world to treat his two children which he was seeing for the first time in two months since his divorce. He couldnt afford to lose that sort of money.
I am so glad i didnt keep it as i would have wrestled with myself every day! And could you imagine the guilt every time a put on the shoes that i had thought about buying with the money.
Honesty is definately the best policy. |
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Geaux LSU Tigers!!!
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Give it back to the owner. |
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"Big Left"
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Return it to the owner.
You never know someone IS watching you. |
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richard_beckham2001
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Take it back to the owner. |
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Sway_27
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Excuse me, I think thats my wallet, care to give it back? |
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Astral
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Return it. What goes around comes around. |
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tallthatsme
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I would do as I have always done and attempt to return it to the owner with all the money, etc, inside.
It's not mine and the I'm sure the owner would want it back. It's not a matter of religion, or anything like that, I just wouldn't like myself if I was the type of person who would keep it. |
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JOHN R
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Take it back to the owner |
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Northern Lad
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Find the owner and return it.
I don`t think I`d hand it in to the coppers, the money would probably disappear. |
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joan k
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Take it back to the owner or hand it in to the nearest Police Station. |
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resignedtolife
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I found a wallet with a lot of money in it. It also had cards and a membership card for a social club. I traced the owner and returned it. |
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kelvin h
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Remember that saying that goes " what goes around comes around". Give it all back. You never know when you may have a similar mishap. |
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SUE G online
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return it, they would be very grateful and maybe a small reward |
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El Cid
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Contact the owner and return it. If it were my wallet, I would hope someone would do the same. |
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yogi's back
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i would keep the cash and hand the cards in saying that someone must have nicked the money, if there was any in it in the first place. i think i've just given myself away. |
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Rommel
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WELL!! i did a couple of weeks back. i cycled for 7 miles with this wallet to the address on the driving licence most of up realy steep hills ( i live in the Welsh valleys) and when the misserable faced git opend the door all he said was oh! thanks. and closed the door.........SO!! next time i find a wallet with cash and creddit cards and licence in it. I,m gonna leave it there for some one els to deal with. |
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golden
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How would you feel if some one found your wallet ..nuff said |
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Breanne
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you should return it that person could really need their money back. Also who would want to live with the guilt. |
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Kevan M
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In my job often find purses / wallets, credit card holders when they slip out of pockets etc. Always count the money in front of a witness, then look for an address or telephone number to contact. If not ring the credit card bank and try to get them to contact the person.
Always cut the credit cards in two, this shows that they can not be used if found. |
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Ragman
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Errrr...hmmmm....should return the wallet.....would be tempted to take the £200 and then return the wallet and say that is how you found it...could I live with the guilt ...I dunno...that's for you to decide...you have the wallet lol |
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