My friend hasn't gotten something from my house in years, is it mine now?
454844
I dont think that you should keep it, that is basically a nice form of stealing.  I think that you should track him down and give it back.
1065108
They found you because of the tax records,  My hubby got the same letter  and has been out of the service since 1985. A lot of my friends who are still  with the military are afraid of identity theft, I am glad we all were notified about the missing files from the laptop from the guys house. Any why he had the files at home is a big problem which needs to be looked into.
267883
try writing them a letter.  you know, ones that the post office delivers.  they might have forwarded their mail if their house got destroyed
837040
Go to the courthouse and see if there has been a 'lis pendens' filed against the property in question. One of the friendly records room people should be able to help you look for this.
148976
He might still be in bed, or out buying you a gift, or a million other things.  Don't try to read into what he is or isn't doing without at least talking to him first.\nNow if you talk to him, and he doesn't mention, it's likely he forgot.
1159389
Probably not, try every store that sells them, and maybe she bought it elsewhere, or call the cops and find out if one in your area is missing. Hell, the VA just had a major problem with one being stolen, and has a $50,000 reward out. If you are anywhere with 100 miles of Washington, DC, it could be that one.
435879
Unless your brothers friend was a signatory to the bank account then it was theft. If he was a signatory then unfortunately nothing you can do. If the police will not prosecute even though it is theft then you can sue for return of the money.
1177816
think i have one in the loft, if it still works you can have it, (just pay postage or collect) it's no use to anymore.\n\ni'll find out and let you know,
773926
help her look for it. if not, tell her you could try helping her get them again by selling something. at least she knows you're helping and her trust in you could get a little better. and don't get mad at her if she blames you again. tell her nicely that at least you're helping her and let her check ALL of your stuff if she really doesn't believe you.
531111
Please don't bring psychics into your life esp. if you want to have a good marriage.\n\nIf you lost it in your house and you haven't had guests since you misplaced it, then it will be in your house. If you have guests, then there is a pretty good chance it was stolen.\n\nFor get psychics, pray to the Lord that it turns up.
1179772
It's his birthday. You should be taking it to him, not telling him to come get it.
228383
pack and store them for pick up.  Contact him by phone and in writing to pick them up.  Give him a certain time period to pick them up (5 -30 days)  afterward, you can then do what you want with the items if he hasn't responded.  At least you've given him time to pick them up.  And you wouldn't feel guilty because it would be his decision if he chooses to ignore your request or neglects to pick up his items.  If he wants to get legal with it you'll have proof that you gave him time and written notification.
914279
The person above me is absoulutely correct about how it's handled in U.S.  After the owner cannot be located for (usually) two years, the box goes to the state.\n\nI found this link that will hopefully help you find what you're looking for in Canada.  If this link isn't helpful, just do a search for Unclaimed Property in Canada and keep hitting results until you find what you need.\n\nhttp://www.cuar.ca/index.php
703843
Most states have a program that requires financial institutions and other businesses to send them any unclaimed property.  This includes things like dormant bank accounts, unused gift certificates, unclaimed inheritance and things like that.  In order to find it, go to the website for the states you have lived in and you can find a link to their listing.  You look up your name and it tells you if they have anything in your name.
41623
just give your friend the benefit of the doubt coz he/she might just forgot and just let him/her remember that she/he still owes you that money.
219134
My friend played that for a while and won some money but...never received it.
530432
there are a number of things missing to see if you may have or not. for example, have you moved recently, or in the last 5 years? if you did, then perhaps you did win something, and they weren't able to contact you. second, why don't you talk to this relative again? i'm sure if you really won, there would be more than 1 relative at your door...trust me on that one! so, my final answer would be that you probably didn't win, and someone was messing with your head. you can keep trying though!