http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/wa_heystation/teen-buys-ps2-on-ebay-receives-whole-heap-of-cash-instead-279631.php Man, I gotta buy more shit off Ebay.
What a thing to be a criminal for. He accidentally recieves something he didn't order and he's a criminal? Oy.
You need to improve your reading comprehension skills, as well as your ability to read between the lines. The article in no way indicates that the recipient of the money is guilty of any kind of crime, but maybe the sender was.
Somewhere, some Danny Trejo looking motherfucker is about to pay a visit to a guy and ask where the boss' 90,000 euros are. And what happens after that ain't a gonna be pretty.
"The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he, who in the name of charity and good will..." Run, motherfucker! RUN! Get out of the country now!
Only someone in Norfolk would report this to the fuzz. I've said before, it's our nearest equivalent of Deliverance country...
Wow, such disdain for doing the right thing. What if that was some families savings that someone had stashed in that box? Some people don't trust banks
That's the thing to do in America as well. If you find that amount of money, turn it in to the police. after thirty days, you can claim it.
It wouldn't be wise to not report since the sender obviously has the address of the kid and if he really wanted to could come looking for it.
Tonight, on a very special Leave it to Guido..... "Hey, Francesca! You got any ideas how we gonna split this Playstation 60/40 like Nunzio told us?" "Carlo, don't be such a retard! If we got sent this Playstation, then some kid must have our.....uh, oh, Spaghettios!"
So, you're saying that in the UK, those who act honestly and honorably are viewed as being stupid? Hmmmmm.
Sort of reminds of when my stepdads Army cousin (or nephew, it was before my mom met him) mailed home dolls filled with drugs from the Viet Nam conflict shortly before he returned....
^Norfolk, according to our local news. Dear me, don't people around here jump to conclusions? The money might well be someone's savings, which is why I don't see any reason for the police to get involved. What's wrong with getting in touch with the seller direct? Or ebay, if you couldn't do that?
