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How much cash reward for a Good Samaritan?

Bride2bMOBride2bMO member
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Thank God, someone found my lost wallet in a parking lot today and called our home phone tonight. I'm supposed to meet him to retrieve it tomorrow. I never usually have more than 20 bucks on me, but I just went to the ATM and had $200 (which is why I was positively ill about it!). There was also an uncashed check. I am not sure whether these items are all still there, but hopefully so. What, if any, reward would you offer?
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  • newportbride715newportbride715 member
    Are you going alone? Make sure it is somewhere safe/public. I have no idea about the reward... Maybe a $10 giftcard?
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  • lanie26lanie26 member

    Uh no. You are not meeting a random man with your wallet in a parking lot.  

    That is ridiculous. Ask him to turn it into your local police and leave his address so you can reward him if you like.

    But bad bad bad bad bad idea.  

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  • Bride2bMOBride2bMO member
    He supposedly works at this huge company next to the grocery store. My husband talked to him while I was at class and took his number for me to coordinate. Sounded like he wants me to drop by the campus/offices on his lunch hour. Personally, I'm slightly annoyed he didn't go give it to the grocery manager, who has heard from me many times today and had my number. But I am glad it was found and not just stolen. Then again, now I'm scared about handling this tomorrow! Can't drive to his house with my husband because the guy lives 45 minutes away, but works close by. Hmmm.
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    imageBride2bMO:
    He supposedly works at this huge company next to the grocery store. My husband talked to him while I was at class and took his number for me to coordinate. Sounded like he wants me to drop by the campus/offices on his lunch hour. Personally, I'm slightly annoyed he didn't go give it to the grocery manager, who has heard from me many times today and had my number. But I am glad it was found and not just stolen. Then again, now I'm scared about handling this tomorrow! Can't drive to his house with my husband because the guy lives 45 minutes away, but works close by. Hmmm.

    Can your husband go instead? 

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  • Bride2bMOBride2bMO member
    Good idea about the police station. I don't want to do something stupid here.
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  • lanie26lanie26 member

    No man. I'm just saying this because about 4 years ago I left my purse in a classroom at acollege I was attending. a WEEK later, after I'd replaced everything I owned, I got this bizarre heavy breathing 5 am phone call by this woman, who turned out to be a cleaner at the college, asking me to meet her son at 10 am in a parking lot that day.

    Honestly, shivers ran up my spine. And no. I did not meet him. I did however, have Officer Awesome meet him, and charge him with theft. But he didn't have my purse. There was a policy about found items at the university for the cleaning staff so she was let go.  Someone returned it the next day. 

    CREEEEEEEPY. So I"m just super careful you know?  

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