Faith in humanity restored: 9 tweets about people who returned lost belongings in creative ways
Do you do the phone, keys, wallet check every time you leave home or work? How about the terrifying feeling you get when one of these is missing? Well, it happens, we can’t always be 100% focused on everything.
Fortunately, sometimes our lost things happen to be found by good and imaginative people.
Here are some tweets about people who returned lost possessions in creative ways.
The clever wallet return
I just lost my wallet on the way home from work. I didn't have much identifying info in there so a good Samaritan got in touch with my via my… bank account 🤯
4x transfers of £0.01 each with a reference up to 18 chars pic.twitter.com/RVK8I1ZctQ
— Tim Cameron (@Timcammm) October 14, 2019
Just the other day Tim Cameron tweeted about losing his wallet on his way home from work. There wasn’t an ID with an address or a name in Tim’s wallet. He had only his credit card there. According to him, it’s standard in the UK for your account details to be printed on your bank card.
What the person who found his wallet did was quite creative. Although they didn’t have the owner’s name, they still found out a way to be helpful. They decided to make four £0.01 payments into Tim’s account and add a message in the reference section. As the picture in the tweet shows, the full message is: “Hi! I found your wallet in the road.” It also has a phone number added, so Tim could call and get his wallet back. Isn’t that neat?
Many were fascinated by Tim’s story. This led to a whole thread of people sharing similar things, which is even more impressive. Here are some of the stories found in the comment section of Tim’s post.
The nice robber
The Kindle hack
Dentists can be helpful too
Lovely old couple
Paycheck restored
The friendly note
Return a wallet, get a three-course meal for free
A great moment to be thankful
People who are taking extra effort to do something good for a stranger are priceless. There are many more similar inspirational stories that restore our faith in humanity.