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if you found a large sum of money say like $2300.00 laying in the street???
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If you take it to the police-they have a waiting period to see if its claimed then you can keep it if its not.... It's the right thing to do....
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Well... technically you're supposed to report it to the police for safe-keeping until they can determine who the real owner is. If, after 30 days, no one comes forward, then the moolah is yours, free and clear.
However, I wouldn't be surprised if that ended up NOT being the tactic used, being as everyone's under financial hardship at the moment. |
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heck , i would keep it.
a old bf of mine was a gardner for some people and there was one day he noticed a bunch of people that were in the middle of the street as to find out some guy drove off and left a bag of money that belong to his work.. of course the people that found it returned it |
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I would take it to the police.
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lets go to the strip club
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Keep it
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if you found a large sum of money say like $2300.00 laying in the street??? |
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Keep it 
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 have a hell of a long day at my favorite strip club be seeing you
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When my wallet was stolen, replacing money was the smallest problem. It never occurred to me that it might have been turned in to the police. I just figured that losing is losing. That's that, and life goes on. After all, I've lost hundreds of dollars in misplaced money, at one time or another. No big deal. |
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I wouldn't want to. But I would have to report it to the proper authority and just cross my fingers no one claimed it. I don't have the financial ability to misplace $2300.00. Even if I did I like to think that if it was misplaced it would be for a good reason. oooooh What does that mean?
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If you take it to the police-they have a waiting period to see if its claimed then you can keep it if its not.... It's the right thing to do....
I agree |
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Take it to the police...If it is meant to be yours, it will come back to you...
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No question...do the right thing....
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Edited by
msmyka
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Sun 02/15/09 06:52 PM
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If you take it to the police-they have a waiting period to see if its claimed then you can keep it if its not.... It's the right thing to do....
I agree Me three.... but I would SERIOUSLY consider keeping it 
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Could have also come from a robbery of some sort.
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2,300 isn't a large enough sum to mess around with. It could belong to a drug dealer or some little old lady. Turn it in. |
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if you found a large sum of money say like $2300.00 laying in the street???
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unless it is marked with the name of a person or entity it belongs too don't turn it in just don't be stupid and spend it in or around the area you found it...remember the old saying...finders keepers,losers weepers be seeing you
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