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Cash Found
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If you came across some cash on the pavement - what would you do -
1. Hand it in to the police in due course
2. as above , but only above a certain amount ?
3. Discreetly put it in your pocket and hurry on up the road , with no intention to do as in 1 above
4. Other
1. Hand it in to the police in due course
2. as above , but only above a certain amount ?
3. Discreetly put it in your pocket and hurry on up the road , with no intention to do as in 1 above
4. Other
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Depends where I found it. My son found £20 at the school gates and handed it in (I was there!) A month later they gave him it back as it wasn't claimed.
I suppose much depends on your own circumstances. I wouldn't go to the hassle of handing in a fiver and I wouldn't go to the hassle to look for a fiver.
If we're talking a wedge of cash....I would hand it in.
I suppose much depends on your own circumstances. I wouldn't go to the hassle of handing in a fiver and I wouldn't go to the hassle to look for a fiver.
If we're talking a wedge of cash....I would hand it in.
Anything up to £10 would go in our charity "found money" jar.....I often find £1 coins....being so near the ground....
£20 and above to the police station......I have found a wallet and a purse which I handed in.....the young lass who claimed the purse was in tears at getting it back.
I can recall being young and broke so the loss of £20 could be horrible for someone....x
£20 and above to the police station......I have found a wallet and a purse which I handed in.....the young lass who claimed the purse was in tears at getting it back.
I can recall being young and broke so the loss of £20 could be horrible for someone....x
Sometimes the people you hand it in to are none too honest. Many moons ago a schoolfriend of mine found a ten bob note outside a jewellers. She took it in to the jewellers and they told her it would be hers if no one claimed it within a week. When she went back a week later they denied all knowledge of her ever handing it in. Ten shillings would have been a lot of money to a teenager back then!