Full Version: What would you do?
I was faced with this situation a while back when I was in Boston, but I won't tell you what I did.
I turned in an unmarked envelope full of 200 dollars worth of money and numerous wallets as well. Its just money.
if you turn it in and nobody claims it its yours.
I always turn it in.
I always turn it in.
If it has an I.D., I would send it back.
What would you want someone else to do?
QUOTE(Windshield @ May 31 2004, 03:31 PM)
If it has an I.D., I would send it back.
No ID in it though, just money.
If and ID is in there or credit card # so maybe CC company could help find person, I'd return it.
Otherwise, I'd turn it in because if it isn't claimed, it's your's.
Otherwise, I'd turn it in because if it isn't claimed, it's your's.
one time some person had returned my mom's purse - the money but itstill had her bank's electronic entry card and the main cash vault's keys......which was more valuable than the cash in it anyways.......such gestures kinda reassures ur faith in morals.
when I was a baby, my grandma just got her paycheck, got groceries, left the purse on top of her car and drove off, it was returned, but her paycheck was gone, but they hadn't found her "secret compartment" which contained $600 for my bed which is my cousins now 
ID= i'd turn it in
no ID= i'd just keep it
no ID= i'd just keep it
QUOTE(crimsonkarter21 @ May 31 2004, 05:59 PM)
when I was a baby, my grandma just got her paycheck, got groceries, left the purse on top of her car and drove off, it was returned, but her paycheck was gone, but they hadn't found her "secret compartment" which contained $600 for my bed which is my cousins now
because a paycheck is so usefull if its not ur name on it
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