Last year I noticed a dryer sitting next to a garage that I pass by everyday on the way to drop my kids off at school. The dryer appeared to be in good condition and could be resold. I waited a couple three weeks to see if the dryer was still around. Sure enough, the dryer just sat there. So, one day I stopped and knocked on the front door. Nobody answered so I left one of my cards in the mailbox where the resident was sure to find it. A couple days later I received a call and the gal who lived there said I could come pick it up the next day. Great!! You could see the dollar signs in my eyes. She said she would have her husband set it by the driveway(which meant, by the curb). I drove by the next day to pick it up and the **** thing was gone. Someone had heisted my dryer that I had worked for by stopping and asking. I was a little pissed that the dryer was gone but I should have known to tell the woman just to leave it next to the garage. I was not out a lot but $75-100 was waiting for me to collect on the resale of the dryer. So, some ahole scrapper picked it up and just threw it in the scrap pile instead of selling it for much more than scrap. I still drive by that house most days and I still grumble a little on the missed opportunity for a little profit. A lot of people in this world really suck.