Cheque through the post

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Hey guys. The postie just came and I have a bit of a quandry. There was a small envelope with obviously a name and address on. The name its addressed for is near enough mine, the address it was supposed to be sent to is mine (although one line is wrong, the 4 other lines are correct). So whats the problem I hear you ask?

Inside there's a a postcard with a message on it and a cheque for a substantial sum of money. Now after a bit of googleing the cheque is from a very wealthy public figure in London. So what would you do?

Cash it? Get in touch with them?

Whats the worst that could happen if i take it to the bank?! Help!
 
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Is the cheque for you :confused:

I assume not, so how do you intend to pay it in to your bank...

Has my name on it, just confused

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Just editing now

if it is all addressed to you and the cheque has YOUR name on it cash it in. what was the sum of money may i ask ?

£3.5k. Granted, not a lot to some. But to just randomly turn up is odd.....
 
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OP, who sent it? Come on, you can tell us that!



Na. It was odd when I found it on my hallway floor. I thought "Who's sending me a card?" It was my girlfriend's birthday last weekend so thought maybe someone had sent her a card to my house. And my Dad's getting married so thought it could have been a wedding invite. But no, addressed to me. "Alex, Congratulations!" and had a tenner in it.

who was it from? and strange that the writing doesnt match up?!

I'd rather not say at the moment. Am going to try and get in touch with them though. Honesty is the best policy :)
 
Right after a fair amount of googleing, it turns out my google-fu is weak. So i need your help guys. I am looking to get in touch with:

'The Viscount Macmillan' A.K.A Dan Macmillan
 
Did they say what happened? How did they accidentally send you a cheque to your address with your name on?

It wasnt from them directly, it was from Dan Macmillan himself. Suppose he might of used the post code finder on the post office website and used mine instead of the one for London.
 
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