Guilt

[shak]

I have got a couple mails in my mailbox today, given that its the holiday season I was not suprised(you know all those xmas cards from office/friends/relatives..ect). I mindlessly opened them all(given that i live alone) and I was stunned that there is a 100 dollar gift certificate, a 1000 dollar cheque, and few pictures that I dont recongize in one of the mail and I knew instantly it was not for me. I quickly check the address and apparently it looks like the mailman made a mistake. Now, I feel really guilty for not checking the mail before opening it. I think I am gonna mail it to the right owner first thing tomorrow. Someone is not gonna get their christmas gift this year because my stupid mistake....ah!!!!!!

 

[Chantal]

Is the address?

Is the address close to home ,and possibly deliver it if you can...Can always Purolator it....but the gift will get there before Christmas....No worries be happy..You are doing the right thing..can never go wrong with being honest..

 

[hitrack]

Sounds to me like the fukkin mail man needs to open his eyes up and stop fukking up.

 

[DJLAW]

normally i would agree with hitrack but this time of year must be absolute hell for mailmen. i feel bad for the poor bastards. give 'em some slack.

 

[Sunset]

Hey, it was an honest mistake, don't beat yourself up so bad. You're forgiven...

Merry Christmas.

 

[Gator]

Shak

I think that mail was meant for me, pm me for my address and you can drop off the $$$

 

[eljudo]

cash the darn thing!

 

[Mr Blonde]

guilt?

i felt guilty once, but she woke up halfway through

 

[Rod Steel]

Shit happens

During Decembr Canada post handles 45 million peeces of mail per day. So its not serprising this kind of ting happeens.

 

[hitrack]

So its not serprising this kind of ting happeens.

Yah!! dis dat and duh udder ting!!!

 

[shak]

Well, my house number is X5XX and the mail was made to X6XX on the same street, so I guess its easy to get mixed up especially the hand writing is a bit messy. I put everything in a big brown paper bag with a little note saying sorry that I have opened the letter unintentionally. I was not comfortable enough to leave my phone number/address but I provided an e-mail just incase if they wish to contact me. I am gonna drop it off tomorrow on my way out, it should only be a few block away from my house.

 

[missing link]

a brown paper bag? Why don't you just light it on fire and ring the door bell....

 

[Rod Steel]

Yah!! dis dat and duh udder ting!!!

Hey; Are you Italian too??? We could well be relayted.

 

[FuZzYknUckLeS]

During Decembr Canada post handles 45 million peeces of mail per day. So its not serprising this kind of ting happeens.

Git 'er duuuuuuuuuunnnn!!!!!!!

 

[Cock Throppled]

If I were you I'd write a little note (if you like add your phone number if you'd like the people to have a way to say thanks), appoligize for your oversite stick it in the envelope, seal it up and make sure to send it off asap.

HFS

Maybe a note, but not a name or number. Not to be too paranoid, but you open yourself to possible accusations of theft. What if past mail went astray and now they suspect you? Or what if they claim there was more money in the envelope?