how to find someone whose pictures I have....

Simple then. Return card to dealer with a note. He will likely know
who to call to get his/her card back.


Don't return it to anyone other than owners, they'll bin it. I'd say keep it,
and let others know that you have it, till owners claim it.

Either that, or if you have to return it, keep a copy of it on a CD. It does
seem such pictures have a sentimental value and it would be a shame if it's
lost.

If the reader doesn't have any info, start a chain email, don't include the
picture in the email but just link to it on the ophoto site, word it nicely
asking people to pass it on, and you'll be amazed how soon it could reach its
target.

P.S. I really think it's likely; it's been seeming lately like I'm almost
connected to all sorts of people through friendster.

Simple then. Return card to dealer with a note. He will likely know
who to call to get his/her card back.


Don't return it to anyone other than owners, they'll bin it. I'd say keep it,
and let others know that you have it, till owners claim it.

Either that, or if you have to return it, keep a copy of it on a CD. It does
seem such pictures have a sentimental value and it would be a shame if it's
lost.

If the reader doesn't have any info, start a chain email, don't include the
picture in the email but just link to it on the ophoto site, word it nicely
asking people to pass it on, and you'll be amazed how soon it could reach its
target.

P.S. I really think it's likely; it's been seeming lately like I'm almost
connected to all sorts of people through friendster.

On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 22:29:19 GMT, "Frank ess"
wrote:

William Jackson wrote:
what I meant by returns is a piece of hardware that got returned
through a retailer for whatever reason (this was a digital picture
frame that works perfectly well)

The returned hardware had this CF card in it with lots o pictures




Aha!

Looks as if the dealer would have some info, either as part of the
return process, or from some frantic customer waking up... If neither,
it looks like one for the lost and found perpetual bin of sorrows.


Frank ess


"I'd love to somehow get these back to their owners, I just can't even
begin to know how. (I don't even know what retailer the returned
frame came from or when, let alone the customer name)"
OP

Bill Funk
Change "g" to "a"

Big Bill wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 22:29:19 GMT, "Frank ess"
wrote:

William Jackson wrote:
what I meant by returns is a piece of hardware that got returned
through a retailer for whatever reason (this was a digital picture
frame that works perfectly well)

The returned hardware had this CF card in it with lots o pictures




Aha!

Looks as if the dealer would have some info, either as part of the
return process, or from some frantic customer waking up... If
neither, it looks like one for the lost and found perpetual bin of
sorrows.


Frank ess


"I'd love to somehow get these back to their owners, I just can't even
begin to know how. (I don't even know what retailer the returned
frame came from or when, let alone the customer name)"
OP

Bill Funk
Change "g" to "a"

duh

Big Bill wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 22:29:19 GMT, "Frank ess"
wrote:

William Jackson wrote:
what I meant by returns is a piece of hardware that got returned
through a retailer for whatever reason (this was a digital picture
frame that works perfectly well)

The returned hardware had this CF card in it with lots o pictures




Aha!

Looks as if the dealer would have some info, either as part of the
return process, or from some frantic customer waking up... If
neither, it looks like one for the lost and found perpetual bin of
sorrows.


Frank ess


"I'd love to somehow get these back to their owners, I just can't even
begin to know how. (I don't even know what retailer the returned
frame came from or when, let alone the customer name)"
OP

Bill Funk
Change "g" to "a"

duh