Why bother?

[makster]

A month or so back I had a rogue bike part delivered to my address.
It certainly wasn't intended for me so I started making investigations into who was its rightful owner.
I traced the owner as a member on here and sent a PM to say I had something belonging to them.
I then sent the item off and awaited at the minimum a thank you when it had arrived, and idealy the postage costs back!
Didn't get either so chased the chap up for the postage (if he'd said thanks, I would have left it!).
Been told that he has asked the person who sold him the item to pay me and its now up to me to chase this up :evil:
It wasn't even a forum deal so who the hell am I supposed to do that? :?
Should have sold the bloody thing on ebay and given the money to charity :roll:

Some people ehh!

 

[Dr S]

Name and shame!!

:evil:

 

[Easy_Rider]

I remember the thread.
Not the decent thing to do really is it, after you spend the time and effort to reunite the item :roll:

 

[Woody]

That was your good deed for the day and you didnt even get a thankyou or any sort of appreciation...... thats terrible ! :x Manners cost nowt!!

 

[tee-one]

arse.... name and shame a lil thankyou goes a long way.... karma n all that

well done on doing the right thing tho theres alot of people who wouldnt have

 

[suburbanreuben]

Shame the Name!

 

[Dead Rats]

was this the mystery Suntour crankset? naughty

 

[utahdog2003]

Name and shame!!

:evil:

Feedback thread.

 

[ratch]

I hate this sort of thing, i did a similar thing for someone on ebay and like yourself got no postage refunded and lame automated feedback!!!! :evil:

 

[CAS]

Name and shame!!

:evil:

Feedback thread.

x2 on this idea - provided you are honest and factual I think this is the best way to put the information where it can be of most use to others.

It's a very poor response to a favour you really didn't have to provide!

Not in the spirit of retrobike at all.