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dw Posts: > 500

When I went to work this morning I found an SE T200
on the ground.
It was on and I could check the adress book.
Was tempted to keep it but thought that if I
droped my phone I hope the person finding it would
leave it at the local police station so thats what I did
dropped it off at the police then went on to work.
I wonder if the phone will be mine if noone else claims it within
cpl weeks.

Oh well atleast my karma should go up cpl steps hehe
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Posted: 2003-06-05 12:24:25
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aem kei Posts: 32

thats' very nobel of you!!!

to be honest, i think i would keep it for myself...
but then i never found a phone so

depends if i find a P800 i would keep it


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Posted: 2003-06-05 13:05:05
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gzumba Posts: 146

I think you did the kind of act that makes the world a better place. Each good act ripples out into the world and leads to more acts of goodness. Mean or hurtful acts also multiply. I'm glad you chose the right act. This message was posted from a T300
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Posted: 2003-06-05 13:19:11
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ShawnCarter Posts: 23

I would have looked in the Phonebook, if i could find the name , Brother or Dad, or Sister, and if so i would haved called that person. And told them the story, and that i would drop it at the Police station, and they could pick it up there, if there isnt any Brother/sister, i would call the latest in the List, and told them the story. But Yes yopu did a good job, I once found A Panasonic GD/87 and called the Dad of the boy, Because he had DAD in his Phonebook. the man told me his adress, because his son already told him he lost it. And i gave it to them. It Was a good phone, But , i would also liked , that if i lost mine phone, that they returned it. Not a big change now, With my SE T610. LOL. Even i would keep that phone.
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Posted: 2003-06-05 13:56:11
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dw Posts: > 500

I checked the phonebook first but when I saw it looked like it
belonged to someone from denmark I didn't wanna call the dad entry
since I prolly would have ended up in denmark talking to someone I
dont understand
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Posted: 2003-06-05 13:58:33
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lazarini Posts: > 500

nice
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Posted: 2003-06-05 14:03:25
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volvoman Posts: > 500

In my job you find them all the time, and I have handed that many in I have lost count. On a couple of ocasions I have called the number of dad or last dialed and have been able to reunite the phone and owner. I recently found a P800 and I must admit I did have a play with it before calling the last dialed number. It turned out to be the blokes best freind and they were in a pub not far away. I told him I would drop it off in the next half hour. When I dropped it off for him, he was so pleased to get it back and gave me twenty quid for my troubles. So it is always best to be honest.
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Posted: 2003-06-05 19:55:56
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dragontrumpetare Posts: 231

Hmm... I would have no problems to call too Denmark, its almost like swedish anyway. But I really have to say I am glad to see such honest people out on the internet, even when times is getting rough nowadays. Good to know you're out there.
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Posted: 2003-06-05 20:38:03
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wozza Posts: 168

never found a phone but if i did i would hand it back. mainly cos its not as good as my phone :P.. i got my brand new 7210 stolen a while back and hit the fucking roof... lucky for me i found out who did it & got sweet revenge! This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-06-05 22:53:25
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Miss UK Posts: > 500

If I lost my S55 fat chance id see it again thats why im very secure with! People round here would'nt take it into a Police station, they'd keep it, its a £269 phone so they'd be laughing ive never found a phone but my sis has a Nokia 402 on voda she threw sim away n kept the phone This message was posted from a Nokia
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Posted: 2003-06-05 23:35:31
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