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rob_dylan
26 Mar 15 16:44
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My housemate, stupidly, left her wallet somewhere in our corridor with the flat front door open as she went to her car.  Wallet has been stolen and she has checked and £350 was spent at Iceland supermarket.  The pig next door had a massive order from Iceland delivered this morning.  Surely this is bang to rights aye?  They can link the paypal account with the iceland order and the iceland order can be linked to the neighbour's address.

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By:
Ken Masters
When: 26 Mar 15 16:56
Got any pics?
By:
themightymac
When: 26 Mar 15 17:20
If she had her Paypal password and email written down and in her wallet, she has been very very stupid.
By:
themightymac
When: 26 Mar 15 17:22
p.s. your neighbour is not only a **** but a very stupid one too.
By:
alun2005
When: 26 Mar 15 17:24
Luckily for her the police are a bit too busy investigating an alleged homophobic tweet to someone who is rumoured to be a homosexualist, so absolutely no chance of your neighbour's theft being investigated I'm afraid. Wrong type of crime.
By:
mememe
When: 26 Mar 15 17:31
Is your neighbour a straight A student?

£350 spend in Iceland ??? Can't be done by a normal person.
By:
themightymac
When: 26 Mar 15 17:33
He flew to Reykjavik Crazy
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 26 Mar 15 18:06
on the downside not eating the iceland food now will probably save a few weeks of their life...
By:
no moves
When: 26 Mar 15 19:08
£350, you could buy a complete horse in Iceland for that.
By:
TheChaser
When: 26 Mar 15 19:51
could have got it delivered to a mates for £200 , mates in the sh1t
By:
doantwin2easy
When: 26 Mar 15 19:56
on the plus side, the noise levels might go down whilst they are stuffing their faces with food.
By:
naydam
When: 26 Mar 15 20:05
Well, if the info given is correct, there should be no problem in proving the case. Has she taken the matter to the police? Did she report the theft of the wallet?
This is just too simple to be true. Is she actually doing anything about it?
By:
s.kenbo
When: 26 Mar 15 20:18
I think we need a timeline between the wallet being stolen, and the delivery being delivered.
By:
themightymac
When: 26 Mar 15 20:24
Many an innocent man has been assumed guilty by coincidence.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 26 Mar 15 21:28
House mate is away with her sister won't be back until really late.  They have reported to the police.  Hopefully just need to get in touch with Iceland to get confirmation of delivery address associated with the purchase.
By:
doantwin2easy
When: 26 Mar 15 21:32
i hope to see her and the culprit on "24 hours in custody"!
By:
Capt__F
When: 26 Mar 15 21:37
judge rinder more swift
By:
themightymac
When: 26 Mar 15 21:42
He aint exactly Athur Raffles
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 26 Mar 15 21:49
So now he will get a criminal record and all for the sake of a skip load of food from Iceland, the mind boggles. That's assuming he doesn't have one already of course.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 26 Mar 15 22:04
It is a she.  I presume.  Just wondering how a lawyer can get her out of it, I mean they have lots of tricks.  I mean she will surely have given a false name.  In fact I was also wondering what if she got it delivered to my flat but then intercepted it at the front door and brought it all up so that the delivery guy didnt even check which flat it went to.  Then we would have to rely on the actual delivery guy identifying the neighbour as the one who collected the food.  In which case we have to act fast before he forgets. 

Really p1ssed off at my housemate for being so stupid.
By:
whosaidwhat
When: 26 Mar 15 23:47
I fail to see how the Guardian is blameless in this matter ; I would report them to Plod.
By:
Joel
When: 26 Mar 15 23:58
Tommy Toes shops at Iceland.....
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Mar 15 00:18
He was seen with dark glasses and a hat on when getting his messages delivered by Iceland today Shocked
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 27 Mar 15 00:58
So she paid by paypal

They're the most unhelpful company on the internet so don't expect much from them

The Proof will be on her phone/ laptop that she ordered from but the delivery should be investigated before she flogs it all off to her mates Mischief
By:
Sica Dan
When: 27 Mar 15 02:13
Data Protection Act might save the miscreant.
By:
polybot
When: 27 Mar 15 07:53
As a student of tv detective shows from Inspector Clueso, to scuby du, to that floppy haired bloke who lived in some sort of tower, I consider myself something of an expert. the truth of this caper will shock you all.
Firstly, the wallet could never have been left in the corridor for various reasons I won't go into. In fact, rob dylan had already intercepted the wallet in an elaborate plan too elaborate to go into at this moment in time. He then went on to have "a massive order from Iceland" but was still at this point coherent enough to realise sending it to his own address would be too insane  so had it sent to his unsuspecting next door person at a time his next door person was usually out.
The whole sordid plot became unravelled when his next door person arrived home early from his or her volunteer job at the society for helping animals out, the delivery was intercepted and taken away to his or her other volunteer job of donating food and stuff to homeless people. Trouble is, there was a load of doubloons missing from the bosses stash, and rob's on his last warning like, he can't go to the coppers for obvious reasons so he concocts a scheme where he writes up a report on ChitChat thinking no one would doubt that sort of credibility, completely unaware some meddling kid would rumble his plan.
By:
Ken Masters
When: 27 Mar 15 08:05
Very nice PB.
By:
polybot
When: 27 Mar 15 08:21
yes indeed KM, or as we in the sloothing trade would say, case closed Wink
By:
Capt__F
When: 27 Mar 15 08:59
pesky kids
By:
akabula
When: 27 Mar 15 20:57
I was thinking the same thing polybot but just couldn't put my finger on it.
One should always be suspicious of those pointing the finger of guilt at others.
Good detective work. Are you anywhere near Portugal btw.
By:
themightymac
When: 27 Mar 15 21:04
Who needs Columbo when we have Polybot?
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 28 Mar 15 12:38
I also pondered for a long while at the story of a housemate, stupidly, leaving her wallet somewhere in a corridor with the flat front door open as she went to her car Mischief

How long is this mysterious corridor & how far does she have to walk to her car , assuming she came straight back as soon as She realized Her Wallet was missing Confused
By:
cloughandtaylor
When: 28 Mar 15 15:24
Think polybot is close to the truth here as rob_dylan has hinted at his fanatical support for ISIS on the American humour thread.Confused
By:
Facts
When: 28 Mar 15 15:29
And he claims to run for charity
By:
kincsem
When: 28 Mar 15 17:42
This reminds me of a workmate who gave their ATM card and password to a mate to withdraw cash.
They withdrew the cash, left the card in the ATM, and the password on a piece of paper at the ATM.
You can guess the rest.

Don't blame others for your* stupidity
*or the stupidity of "a friend"/"someone I know"/"housmate"/"acquaintance"
By:
11kv
When: 28 Mar 15 18:37
Get round there smash the front door in and retrieve goods and wallet, tell her to call the police if there's a problem....
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