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If You Found A Gift Card On The Floor
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ans didnt keep it and spend it, what would you do with it if you were no-where near the shop it was for?
I ask because my husband lost 3 gift cards (presumably dropped out of his pocket) today and i'm just wndering what i could possibly do to help return them - the shops concerned seem tp adopt an attitude of "can't do anything"
I ask because my husband lost 3 gift cards (presumably dropped out of his pocket) today and i'm just wndering what i could possibly do to help return them - the shops concerned seem tp adopt an attitude of "can't do anything"
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I would drop them off at a police station but that may not be as easy as it used to be. If I was in a mall I would use the lost and found....if the place was local to me then I would post on the local facebook page. The shops of course have got no way of tracing the cards unless there is some kind of registration system in place.
Some info here:-
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Many gift cards these days are of the type where they don't become valid until they've been swiped at the sales till and then can have credit added or removed from them in further till transactions.
So if I found some gift cards lying on the ground I'd probably assume that they were either
(a) used cards, where all the credit on them had already been spent ; or
(b) unvalidated (and therefore worthless) cards, nicked from the shop display by some kids, who'd just tossed them aside when they realised they were of no use to them.
Therefore it's likely that I'd just leave them where they were or pick them up and throw them in a bin.(i.e. I'd assume that they were worthless).
Our local police refuse to have anything to do with most lost property
https:/ /www.su ffolk.p olice.u k/conta ct-us/r eport-s omethin g/lost- and-fou nd-prop erty
and there are only three police stations open to the public in the whole of the county anyway.
So if I found some gift cards lying on the ground I'd probably assume that they were either
(a) used cards, where all the credit on them had already been spent ; or
(b) unvalidated (and therefore worthless) cards, nicked from the shop display by some kids, who'd just tossed them aside when they realised they were of no use to them.
Therefore it's likely that I'd just leave them where they were or pick them up and throw them in a bin.(i.e. I'd assume that they were worthless).
Our local police refuse to have anything to do with most lost property
https:/
and there are only three police stations open to the public in the whole of the county anyway.
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