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Just found some dudes credit card

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Never heard of anyone getting a reward for returning a credit card.   Anyone would cancel it as soon as they realized it was missing.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cbocsi5:

first off i bet if half of you here found one, you degenerate would plot some sort of way to put some sort of cash onto your site

2nd the card has already been given to the police, my neighbors a cop i was driving down the street and handed it to him, swear to god I do not have the card. He said if they find the guy he will give him my info has the returnee so hopefully a reward would be sexy

dont hold your breath. dirty cops nowadays are worse than degenerates [you].......I wouldnt be surprised if the cop used the card on a 56k modem and sent some products to an address with no residents.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by samuelsosa:

dont hold your breath. dirty cops nowadays are worse than degenerates [you].......I wouldnt be surprised if the cop used the card on a 56k modem and sent some products to an address with no residents.


Why a 56k modem?  Just curious
 
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not 100% sure, but a 56k modem won't have as much trace evidence like an IP address to track.
 
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at my job people leave CC"s all the time for collateral and leave them behind a lot.

NEVER ONCE did I think about trying to scam them.

pathetic that even crossed your mind.

 
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Also lets not forget. This is very different from say finding an envelope with some money tucked into it.

A credit card leaves a trace... you could be hit by several felony charges which would effectively ruin your life.
 
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take back what I said about you

you DID do the right thing

CONGRATS

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY

 

good luck to you

 
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Moron. You found a credit card. Unless the guy is an idiot that lost it, a normal person would cancel it right away. Stop making such a big deal about what you should do with it. Tell ya what, I found someone's wallet once, looked at his license to see where he lived, dropped it off and the guy gave me $100.
 
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You + Stolen Credit Card =  you painting this in the slammer
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by yock1571:

take back what I said about you

you DID do the right thing

CONGRATS

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY

 

good luck to you

Oh please... If the guys hadn't been ripping him left and right, he probably WOULD have tried to use it (why ask the question otherwise?) Plus, the fact that he didn't just turn it in right away speaks volumes about this dude's character.
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