Just walked past this, I’ll be honest lads I don’t think anyone who does find it will return it for that price.

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1. Brand new I think the drone’s only worth £30 if its the one I think it is (its tiny). https://www.space.com/potensic-a20-mini-drone-review

2. Hopefully will be found by someone honest that just wants to return it regardless of reward.

3. I would assume that to mean £150, if only because £1.50 is a bit of a silly reward.

   Or it might be a child who thinks £1.50 is loads of money.

   Either way – will be an interesting negotiation for whoever finds the drone!

4. I found someone‘s drone a couple years ago and while getting in touch with the owner was a real pain, I managed to do it thanks to DJI. They send my details to the owner and we arranged a shipment.

   The drone in the picture is likely inoperable without the remote. Nothing anyone may actually want to keep or be able to use for themselves.

5. A comma is used instead of a full stop in lots of European countries so it could well be £1.50. If it’s worth £30 I reckon it’s a £15 reward

6. I bet it’s a little kids birthday present and that’s their pocket money they are offering up. But let’s laff

7. I wouldn’t turn my nose up at 3 freddos

8. Ah bless I bet that kid is devastated! I guess a parent told them to do a reward poster 😔.

   Here hoping for a happy ending!

9. Sounds like it’s a kid’s drone.

10. I’ll pay £2 for you not to return it — one less annoying drone in the sky.

11. Temu drone,

12. Someone going to write on it

    ‘I’ll give you £2.50 if you give it to me’

13. £1,50 is surely £150

14. OP start a just giving page and fundraiser for the kid that lost it? It’s like a quid each for those reading it…

15. That comma is just begging for a zero to be added to the reward value.

16. Americans will take that offer, thinking they’ll e getting over £1000.