Don't you wish all eBay parcels were like this?

If thats the poor lad that Got no games with his PSP2 just some bits of Paper then I have Heard about it

Not if I just bought a 100,000 pound item... ;-) (not that there are many of those...)

Ian J.

garden

MBQ

If no one claims it and its not proved to be the proceeds of crime, the finder will be able to claim it. There is a fixed period for the claiming etc to happen in.

As I read it the police can ask for an extension in September. Is there any limit to the number of extensions the police can ask for?

Personally I'd be relieved if someone simply clicked the "pay now" button after winning an auction. It hasn't happened for a very long time now.

(kim)

garden

A fair chance though - though a visit from some nice men in a BMW is (or could have been if they had not handed it to plod) on the cards. It's unlikely they will pop down the nick to claim it....

Richard

if you want to know who sent it just wait for the headline - 'Unconcious man dropped off at A&E with Playstation game up his ....."

Cheers, Simon

Or even unconscious man arrested at A&E with a Shrek doll up his arse, said a spekesman, apparently he tried to retrieve the ps2 he had sold to a child on Ebay and the child objected.........

Well have you ever tried to get one off a kid?

The way I read it, it's already more than 3 months since it happened and the Magistrates have been involved so I think an extension has already been granted. The police tallk about a "further" order in September. They're not going to let this one go easily.

MBQ

I wonder if this is why its only now hit the media, an attempt to flush something out?

It does seem strange that it's taken so long to get hold of the seller and determine the ownership of the cash. I think we've only been given a juicy snippet.

MBQ

Easy - offer em a ps3 (but you better have one ready)

Which reminds me, i see George W. Bush underwent a colonoscopy. I wonder if they found Tony Blair's false teeth or Stephen Harper's wig?