Tim Cameron

My Dad found a Kindle. No way to see owner's email. Amazon support no help. Owner had another device in her a/c. He renamed the found device "Call XXX", and moved to "last position" of the book she was reading. She saw prompt, "Would you like to resume from…?" She called him

*moved THE last position [to be deliberately way earlier in the book] – so that she saw the prompt like "Would you like to resume from page 274 on this device or page 25 on 'KINDLE FOUND CALL TOM 0871234567'?"

My first reaction is holy crap this is cool! Dying for more context here. Please indulge me. How did they know your bank account number? Also the Swift/routing number for the bank? You had a paper check in your wallet but no ID?

Haha. In the UK it's standard for your bank account details to be printed on your bank card.

What an absolute legend, this restores faith that there are still genuine decent people out there, I was starting to give up on it but this is awesome to see :D not everyone is untrustworthy self-serving scum yay :D

Found a diamond ring last week. Big diamond, lots and lots of little diamonds all around. Turned it in to the school near where we were but I couldn't sleep worrying about the person who lost it. Went back and found out they had come in panic stricken. They got it and all is well

Someone stole my purse once, including my phone. I called my phone and they answered. We actually had a pleasant chat where I congratulated them on being the new owners of a Coach purse, $200 cash and my phone. Asked that they simply mail my driver’s license back. They did. Lol

Lost my car and house keys once, had a library card fob, person brought it into the library and they traced me from there

I dropped my uni ID and my oyster at Whitechapel station, Goldsmiths had called me before I got off at new cross!