Lost wallet/season ticket holder.

Thehooperman

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Wow, someone has posted my wallet through my door this morning whilst I was out.

They left a note saying they'd asked around locally but had only just realised that my address was on my driving licence.

All cards and money still there but no name or number on the note to be able to thank them.

Nice to know there's still some honest folk around isn't it?
 

Thehooperman

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.........Usual to think that honesty is the norm isn't it?
As much as I wish it was the norm I don't think it is these days. With so many scams and fraudsters around, I'm a lot more sceptical than I used to be.

To be honest I'd written off ever finding the wallet and was regularly monitoring my accounts for any unauthorised transactions.
 

Gramaisc

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As much as I wish it was the norm I don't think it is these days. With so many scams and fraudsters around, I'm a lot more sceptical than I used to be.

To be honest I'd written off ever finding the wallet and was regularly monitoring my accounts for any unauthorised transactions.
I lost a wallet in Epsom in 1993. I left it on the roof of the car as I drove off.

The cops weren't interested in even recording the loss, when I realised it was gone, a few hours later.

It had £500 (of someone else's money!) in cash, plus all the cards, driving licence, etc.

Somebody found it in the road and, having discovered an address, posted it to me in Stafford, fully intact.

 

Thehooperman

Well-Known Forumite
I lost a wallet in Epsom in 1993. I left it on the roof of the car as I drove off.

The cops weren't interested in even recording the loss, when I realised it was gone, a few hours later.

It had £500 (of someone else's money!) in cash, plus all the cards, driving licence, etc.

Somebody found it in the road and, having discovered an address, posted it to me in Stafford, fully intact.

I found a wallet in the middle of a zebra crossing in Geneva whilst on a long weekend with my girlfriend at the time from Lucerne.

We walked miles at about 03.00 in the morning to hand it in to the nearest police station and everything was fine until my girlfriend said something in Swiss German. The police who had been speaking to me in perfect English could all of a sudden only speak Swiss French. I managed to translate that they were trying accuse me of stealing the wallet and only went to hand it in because I felt guilty.

After refusing to sign a statement they'd written that I couldn't fully understand they released us after several hours when I signed the statement as M.Mouse and my girlfriend signed as S.Doo.
 
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rudie111

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I found a bank card in the Natural History Museum. I was going to hand it into lost and found until the chap next to me shouted at the top of his voice the name on the card. Luckily said person (well I hope it was him) was still in proximity and he was reunited with his bank card.
 
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