A blogger named Becky decided to check how justified the risk of buying lost baggage at the airport. The woman acquired an unclaimed suitcase for 129.99 pounds, having no idea about its contents. Sharing her experience on Instagram, the girl noted that she was pleasantly surprised by finds.

What is happening with lost baggage left without the owner at the airports? It turns out that suitcases that are not in demand for a certain time can be sold to new owners. More and more people are interested in this unusual opportunity, acquiring forgotten things, not knowing what inside.

According to Bekki, companies engaged in reselling lost baggage, such as Undelivrd, help things to find a new life, instead of going to a landfill. The company representative explained that large carriers, faced with unclaimed parcels, ultimately transfer them to such services for resale.

Bucky’s boots, Juicy Couture sandals, new clothes, hair styling devices and even white iPad turned out to. In the appendage to these finds, she found several cards with the image of Pokemon.

However, not everyone relate to such purchases with enthusiasm. Some bacca subscribers in social networks expressed disappointment, noting that losing luggage for owners is a tragedy.

" I think about how the family is looking for its luggage, the airline does not help her, and then someone buys my things and rejoices at the finds, ”one of the users wrote.

Others, on the contrary, supported the idea, calling the purchase "

Previously, Focus reported that the schoolboy with the metal detector found a medieval artifact with a secret inscription.

According to experts, the hilt of the sword of the late XIII century is an extremely rare find. Historians suggest that the artifact is connected with the war for the independence of Scotland.

It also became known that the man found an “untouched treasure” among abandoned places. A blogger named Dav went to an abandoned church and found there small hidden rooms connected by narrow screw stairs. The things found inside struck not only the man himself, but also users of social networks.