What would you do in this scenario after finding a purse on the road?

India
February 26, 2009 8:03pm CST
If you find a purse on the road and pick it up and find: (a) It has a credit card, some change and $15 bills in it. (b) It has a business card with address, a credit card and just some change. (c) It has a business card, a debit card, credit card and some $100 bills. (d) It has the photo of a couple, a credit card and a love letter with some change. (e) it has a medical prescription for a person suffering from cancer from a local doctor and a few $10 bills. Select the option under which you would keep the purse with reasons for doing so.
6 responses
kirei24
@kirei24 (251)
• Philippines
3 Mar 09
none of course, especially when theres an address in the wallet. its not mine afterall.. so why not give it back to where it belong
yalooke
@yalooke (15)
• India
27 Feb 09
my choice will be (e) to keep the purse becouse this guye he need more than that he is suffering from cancer better to save someone who is a need.But in my opinion i when ever i find a purse i should returne it back for whom it belongs.
raynejasper
@raynejasper (2322)
• Philippines
27 Feb 09
..well, definitely, I will return the purse because the owner can be traced easily.. If we want others to do something good for us, then we have to be good to them also like the saying which says "do unto others what you want others will do unto you".. By all means, i will return it.. It's not mine..
lynnemg
@lynnemg (4529)
• United States
27 Feb 09
I wouldn't keep it at all, I would try to find the owner and return it. If I couldn't locate the owner, I would turn it over to the police and let them try to locate the owner.
thezone
@thezone (9394)
• Ireland
27 Feb 09
Once it had an address or a contact number I would try to get it back to the owner. Otherwise I would keep what ever money, but I would cut up the credit cards.
sysdexlicwriter
@sysdexlicwriter (1619)
• United States
27 Feb 09
None of the above. If I could not contact the owner personally, I would take it to the local police station and turn it in.