You better keep some of your idea's for yourself ;) She would go viral and make a lot of money:) It would only work if she finds luggage with personal belongings that people thought they would never see again.
A lot of people would take chances for money. Most suitcases would return investment by itself. Then the revenue from the content they make like this video and on the off chance they find something valuable they can sell. If not just donate the clothes or have a yard sale and offload them cheap.
It's no longer the owner's property. When the airline compensates someone for a "lost luggage", they are essentially buying it for that price. If the luggage shows up later, the airline can auction it to recoup back some of the money they spent on compensation.
@@bethlanious4092 You have heard all the horror stories of people with airtags in their luggage, knowing EXACTLY where their bag is, only for the airport to claim they can't find it, right?
Save your outrage. RF Greasbys is the auction house, not the name of the previous owner. The airline tries to contact the owner and holds the bag for three months. If after three months the owner doesn't get their bag, they're reimbursed by the airline and the bag is sold. It's not some big scam. It's just life.
@@johndoe-lm7ji If you report it straight away, the airline will give you a token offer. You're basically selling your case to them for that amount. They know what they're doing. Sadly, customers don't and just think it's an unfortunate thing to happen. They could, in theory, "lose" entire plane loads of luggage and each customer would think they were the only one. They know that a lot of folk will buy everything new for going on holiday and some of that's going to be really expensive stuff too.
To who? That's the point, this bag was unclaimed and after so many days they sell it. Where do you propose they store it all, and how much more per ticket are you willing to pay for that to happen.
@@SharonRepici For the most part, Unclaimed just means they were too incompetent to link it to the people saying their luggage is missing or refuse to forward it to them. How many people that aren't criminals do you think don't want all their belongings back?
Nope , it's very disturbing on many levels . Clearly, the airline doesn't or didn't try very hard to repatriate the customer with their lost luggage . Buying from the airline? When did it become their property?
I think it’s disgusting how they “lose” people luggage, take what they want out of it and then sell what they don’t want. What if the people had hand me down jewelry or items that could never be replaced it’s so sad!!
Exactly, this should definitely be illegal everywhere. It’s so predatory, violating, and creepy AF. I couldn’t live with myself buying one. It’s outright theft if you as me.
It was probably unclaimed for awhile before they auctuoned it off this isnt a new thing people started doing The police sell peoples stuff at auction too
Never put anything like that in a suitcase, it’s stupid. The whole world knows that thieves take jobs where they get access to things. Thieves get jobs in shops to steal stock, jobs as cleaners or airport baggage handling. Yeah 99% of people that do these jobs are honest, but some aren’t and get those jobs specially to steal - we all know this. Does not matter what an airport does, someone without a criminal record (but is actually a thief) can get a job there then steal. There’s only so much an airport or a shop can do to predict and stop dishonest human behaviour. Don’t be a victim and put something of that sort of value in a bag you are then separated from.
@@Lee-pf2uv I don’t fly never have but I have heard horror stories of people stuff being stolen and took all the stuff they bought in other countries. Just sad that people can’t be trusted.
Wait until you find out that storage facilities are allowed to keep and auction off whatever items you keep in them if you dont pay. Makes no sense, when someone is evicted from their home their stuff gets moved to the curb but for whatever reason storage facilities get to keep your shit and sell it off.
Unclaimed stuff. I think most places at least in the u.s it's like 30 days with no attempt to collect it or contact them before it becomes their property and they sell it to recoup the cost from holding onto it
Not sure how different it is from airports, but I worked at a hotel previously and we had lost and found items. Each item was saved for 30 days and desk staff would attempt to contact the room it was left in. If staff couldn't get ahold of the person or in some cases the person would say we could keep it. Staff would be allowed to go through and grab what they wanted. And the rest would be donated, of whatever we didn't take. One time I got a travel charger converter that allows me to charge my devices in every different country. The owner, once contacted, had already realized they lost it and just purchased a new one to replace it. So I got to keep their old one. HOPEFULLY, it's the same with the luggage, but I can sadly see it not always being the case. I'd imagine space is a huge issue. At one point I worked at a vet hospital and we started running out of storage space for pet carriers once. It took me months to sort out the issues of tracking down owners for them. In some cases, they were donated to us but people didn't mark them as being donated. In other cases new staff forgot to label who they belonged to, and so on. I can only imagine how much lost and found luggage space they have allocated to store hundreds of luggage.
The fact that this isn't illegal actually makes me angry. I get we'd eventually be overtaken by unclaimed luggage with nowhere to store it if we didn't have this as a solution.. but the time they hold on to it for is absolute bs.
I'd be pissed if the stupid airline lost my luggage, then sold it! Name on the luggage they couldn't find the owner! And the airline charges by the pound!
return to the owner is common sense and decency. What garbage airline sells lost luggage? This woman has the name right on the tag, shes just as much a thief as the airline.
Ok if there is any valuables,who do they sell that to? Or do the Airlines company share it to their employed ones? The whole story is so underestimating the intrigue and value of man
Cool down, nobody stole the luggage; it went unclaimed after being unloaded from a plane. If they can't find an owner and no one comes looking for it then it is sold off.
RF Greasby is the name of the auctioneer in London, you'd think she would have remembered that. I'm guessing the original name tag 'came off' , the owner gave up on the people paid to look after it actually giving the first toss in finding it and so claimed on insurance. At which point its more legal hassle to get it back tbh.
The airlines have a record of what flight that passenger was on. They should be legally required to return the luggage to the original owner. Being allowed to sell luggage gives the airline the incentive to "lose" the luggage in the first place.
@@joanjenkinss4257 I just wouldn't buy people lost items , and the airport could easily find a way to contact people even if it's on the phone . But hay each to there own .
The tag is the auctioneers R F Greasby & the lot number - not the owner of the case! Airports/airlines, police, councils etc, are only obligated to keep lost/unclaimed property for a certain amount of time, 90 days (i think), in the UK, then it's binned or sold off.
Why does it bother you what people do with their bodies? She is beautyfull, with or without the tattoos. Dont judge others just because they are different in your eyes.
The decent thing to do, whether you paid £50, £80, whatever.... They probably had an amazing holiday, but now, they're heartbroken because all of their souvenirs are gone?! Please try and find and reunite these belongings and memories to their owner. They'd be so grateful, and you would feel better for doing so, too! ❤
Folks this isn’t luggage that was lost on a flight.. this is abandoned / unclaimed luggage. If someone can’t be bothered to log a claim for their lost suitcase then that’s on them.
RF Greasby is the auction company that sells luggage. I'm think that luggage is opened and the jewellery and electronics removed before being put on auction.
Always carry your most valuables, like meds, jewelry etc...plus place a name tag with contact info I side too. Some honest people will contact you...but if the airline loses it, they should find it. The baggage has numbers that can be traced to your name and flight. They just don't care.
This is sadly true because they don't want to bother returning the stuff back so they sell it to people just to get rid of the luggage as quickly as possible
Initially i get its way past claims luggage ie in lost and found for month's with no notice for retrival but we all know some are just stolen right. Before being sold
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Its not LOST luggage. Its misplaced by the airport. Then sold off. So technically its STOLEN luggage.
exactly 💯
Brits.
duh.!
The airport's sure know how to create revenue streams by theft
This seems fake . The airport wouldn’t leave the name tag on if they sold the suitcase ,, another idiot video 🖕 this idiot matched
It's not stolen they literally keep it for like 90 days or something. If no one claims it, then they sell it.
Name tag. Flight records. Seems pretty easy to identify the owner and return the luggage before selling it.
Exactly.
So I thought.
Think this is stupid....they are covering money that was stolen from Canada gold heist
Yes
Greasby is the auction gaff
I think you'd get more views if you made an adventure out of finding the owners of the luggage.
Oh yeah, possibility of dirty clothes and bedbugs! Why is this a thing? Who would want to take a chance on that?
You better keep some of your idea's for yourself ;)
She would go viral and make a lot of money:) It would only work if she finds luggage with personal belongings that people thought they would never see again.
Agreed, I'd find that more interesting.
A lot of people would take chances for money. Most suitcases would return investment by itself. Then the revenue from the content they make like this video and on the off chance they find something valuable they can sell. If not just donate the clothes or have a yard sale and offload them cheap.
Great comment, I wish we had more people like you
This is not right....they should find the owner.
agreed/ she has the name, and surely doesn't need the clothes. The word 'greedy' rises to the surface....
It's no longer the owner's property. When the airline compensates someone for a "lost luggage", they are essentially buying it for that price. If the luggage shows up later, the airline can auction it to recoup back some of the money they spent on compensation.
@@londonberry2180The levels of compensation paid for lost luggage in the UK are derisory (maximum £1,000).
@@judythompson8227why’s she greedy, carrying out a perfectly legal transaction.??
Holiday insurance.
Considering they have the name and would know which flight they were on, they’d easily be able to work through the flight list!
You know what pisses me off more then the airport losing my luggage? Them selling it. And with a name tag too.
Greasby is the auction house who sell lost luggage, it's not the original owner. Based in Wimbledon.
So instead of giving ppl their luggage back they sell it great
It’s luggage they don’t claim.
@@bethlanious4092There are probably a) tags on them and b) people looking for it
Some damn nerve. That's why I carry on. Sucks...
Back in the eighties and nineties I worked for a company that delivered lost luggage back to the customers.
@@bethlanious4092 You have heard all the horror stories of people with airtags in their luggage, knowing EXACTLY where their bag is, only for the airport to claim they can't find it, right?
Disgusting, she’s complicit in this legal robbery, no shame these days, had someone’s name on it too
I would have to agree.
I’m shocked 😳
Save your outrage. RF Greasbys is the auction house, not the name of the previous owner. The airline tries to contact the owner and holds the bag for three months. If after three months the owner doesn't get their bag, they're reimbursed by the airline and the bag is sold. It's not some big scam. It's just life.
They can sell your luggage and even attached the name to it but not give it back to the original owner! That should be illegal!
because if the owner was compensated for it, itt could be considered fraud.... the owner would have to buy it back for what the compensation was...
Oh I see, so they were given money for their lost luggage.
@@johndoe-lm7ji If you report it straight away, the airline will give you a token offer. You're basically selling your case to them for that amount. They know what they're doing. Sadly, customers don't and just think it's an unfortunate thing to happen. They could, in theory, "lose" entire plane loads of luggage and each customer would think they were the only one. They know that a lot of folk will buy everything new for going on holiday and some of that's going to be really expensive stuff too.
The airlines should be obligated to return lost luggage.
To who? That's the point, this bag was unclaimed and after so many days they sell it. Where do you propose they store it all, and how much more per ticket are you willing to pay for that to happen.
Causebit was them that lost it cheeky c ..tz
@@SharonRepici For the most part, Unclaimed just means they were too incompetent to link it to the people saying their luggage is missing or refuse to forward it to them. How many people that aren't criminals do you think don't want all their belongings back?
Yeah this is infuriating. Why not give it back to the owner, it’s not theirs to sell or for you to buy!
If they have been compensated which is generally very good compensation, some people do not want their luggage back
She has paid for it legitimately
If I bought lost luggage and it had a name tag on it, I'd do my best to find the owner even with limited information before I claimed it as mine.
Same.
That's what I was wondering - with a name tag on it, didn't anyone at the airline make some effort to find the owner?
it was not a name tag RF Greasby is where they auction those unclaimed baggage.
Why not do the right thing.
@@tjhunt58 No because they already paid out on it so it is theirs and they sell it to get a little back
Nope , it's very disturbing on many levels . Clearly, the airline doesn't or didn't try very hard to repatriate the customer with their lost luggage . Buying from the airline? When did it become their property?
Disgusting. How would she feel if her luggage was lost and ended up with someone who wanted to get $$$ out of rather than return it?
@@MargaretAnderson-ti1sw airlines reimburse customers who aren't reunited with their luggage.
These airlines make money from selling "lost" luggage. Very little effort is made in helping people find their luggage.
👎😡
I think it’s disgusting how they “lose” people luggage, take what they want out of it and then sell what they don’t want. What if the people had hand me down jewelry or items that could never be replaced it’s so sad!!
Exactly, this should definitely be illegal everywhere. It’s so predatory, violating, and creepy AF. I couldn’t live with myself buying one. It’s outright theft if you as me.
It was probably unclaimed for awhile before they auctuoned it off this isnt a new thing people started doing
The police sell peoples stuff at auction too
Never put anything like that in a suitcase, it’s stupid.
The whole world knows that thieves take jobs where they get access to things. Thieves get jobs in shops to steal stock, jobs as cleaners or airport baggage handling. Yeah 99% of people that do these jobs are honest, but some aren’t and get those jobs specially to steal - we all know this.
Does not matter what an airport does, someone without a criminal record (but is actually a thief) can get a job there then steal. There’s only so much an airport or a shop can do to predict and stop dishonest human behaviour. Don’t be a victim and put something of that sort of value in a bag you are then separated from.
@@Lee-pf2uv I don’t fly never have but I have heard horror stories of people stuff being stolen and took all the stuff they bought in other countries. Just sad that people can’t be trusted.
What if it was your luggage that has been stolen?
Call the passenger and give him his suitcase back
Why on earth didn't you contact the owner? I guess the better question is, why didn't the airline return it to the original owner? Just asking. V.
Yeah, that’s creepy as hell they should return it if they found it even if it was reimbursed. This feels like stealing.
Because it is
How could a luggage be lost if there's still a name tag on it? Straight up robbing.
its an auction tag not the owner
How tf can they just sell.luggage 😂 madness.
Wait until you find out that storage facilities are allowed to keep and auction off whatever items you keep in them if you dont pay. Makes no sense, when someone is evicted from their home their stuff gets moved to the curb but for whatever reason storage facilities get to keep your shit and sell it off.
Unclaimed stuff. I think most places at least in the u.s it's like 30 days with no attempt to collect it or contact them before it becomes their property and they sell it to recoup the cost from holding onto it
How long do they weigh before they sell it? Oh my.
Not sure how different it is from airports, but I worked at a hotel previously and we had lost and found items. Each item was saved for 30 days and desk staff would attempt to contact the room it was left in.
If staff couldn't get ahold of the person or in some cases the person would say we could keep it. Staff would be allowed to go through and grab what they wanted. And the rest would be donated, of whatever we didn't take.
One time I got a travel charger converter that allows me to charge my devices in every different country. The owner, once contacted, had already realized they lost it and just purchased a new one to replace it. So I got to keep their old one.
HOPEFULLY, it's the same with the luggage, but I can sadly see it not always being the case. I'd imagine space is a huge issue.
At one point I worked at a vet hospital and we started running out of storage space for pet carriers once. It took me months to sort out the issues of tracking down owners for them.
In some cases, they were donated to us but people didn't mark them as being donated. In other cases new staff forgot to label who they belonged to, and so on. I can only imagine how much lost and found luggage space they have allocated to store hundreds of luggage.
The fact that this isn't illegal actually makes me angry. I get we'd eventually be overtaken by unclaimed luggage with nowhere to store it if we didn't have this as a solution.. but the time they hold on to it for is absolute bs.
I'd be pissed if the stupid airline lost my luggage, then sold it! Name on the luggage they couldn't find the owner! And the airline charges by the pound!
The internet could find him!
return to the owner is common sense and decency. What garbage airline sells lost luggage? This woman has the name right on the tag, shes just as much a thief as the airline.
Common sense is not common for everyone
They can't hold it forever if it's not claimed.
Absolutely horrible when people lose their luggage😢
what a greedy smug woman. it's obvious she's not making any friends in here, lol.
Just remember these cases have been opened and checked with all valuables removed BEFORE it goes to auction
Ok if there is any valuables,who do they sell that to? Or do the Airlines company share it to their employed ones? The whole story is so underestimating the intrigue and value of man
@@annebengtsson5718or your overestimating people’s morals these days
I would do everything I could to try to find the owner to that suitcase. 🤔
Very wrong to steal luggage then sell it
Cool down, nobody stole the luggage; it went unclaimed after being unloaded from a plane. If they can't find an owner and no one comes looking for it then it is sold off.
@@SharonRepici They steal it, take any valuables , then sell it. There's a whole industry around it
It obviously was not available when the owner came for it, why does so much luggage get disconnected from the owner?
So the airlines "lose" your luggage then they auction it off? That sounds like a real racket to me.
Airlines lose money on lost luggage because they're legally obligated to reimburse the customer.
RF Greasby is the name of the auctioneer in London, you'd think she would have remembered that. I'm guessing the original name tag 'came off' , the owner gave up on the people paid to look after it actually giving the first toss in finding it and so claimed on insurance. At which point its more legal hassle to get it back tbh.
Unethical act, selling someone lost luggage and you bought it knowing its belong to others.
Can't you atleast try to find the person
.I would never encourage you to make more videos
"it weighed an absolute ton! Just under 10kg" 😂😂😂
Not even an American Tonne
uhhhhmmm thats my brothers luggage.....
yes they do auction it off, but only after ratting through it to remove any items of value !
‘Weighed an absolute ton’
*weighs 990.2kg less than than a ton* 😂
What happened to the person who didn't claim it?
This is awful. How, and most of all, why would you buy this? Your words exactly somebody else's luggage. Why don't you find the owner? Do good
Think I just bought your lost suitcase. Full of cucumbers.
😂😂😂😂
😂😂
I've known of people waiting for their lugagge to arrive. It turns out, the lugagge got an around the world tour, and got lost in its way home.
How have they got the right to sell things that dont belong to them?
Wait for a comment from the owner when they see your vid.
What about you return it instead of part 2? Since the world can see it now.
Find the OWNER!!!! Outrageous!!!!
The airlines have a record of what flight that passenger was on. They should be legally required to return the luggage to the original owner. Being allowed to sell luggage gives the airline the incentive to "lose" the luggage in the first place.
It should be a crime. In fact it is in my opinion 🤪
How many people would have gone through that luggage before it gets to auction. Anything of value would be long gone..☮️
Why didn’t Heathrow find the owner??
Were talking about London though
Saddest thing I’ve ever seen….someone has just lost a suitcase and the joy you get from it 🤷😔
That's not a name tag, it's the name of an auction house and 239 is the lot number from when it sold there.
rf greasby is the auction company that sold it
I would of bought it then returned it to the owner , imagine if it was your stuff . They should find the owner and send it on
So you would return that luggage how much are you willing to pay to send it if the person is living in Europe or Australia.
@@joanjenkinss4257 I just wouldn't buy people lost items , and the airport could easily find a way to contact people even if it's on the phone . But hay each to there own .
@@joanjenkinss4257 I'm not interested in other people's lost luggage but obviously you need it , each to there own .
Oh lucky she is!! . Even the suitcase is new with new wheels.! 😂🤣 Hope you get a lot of vews with this crap
The tag is the auctioneers R F Greasby & the lot number - not the owner of the case!
Airports/airlines, police, councils etc, are only obligated to keep lost/unclaimed property for a certain amount of time, 90 days (i think), in the UK, then it's binned or sold off.
as a person whose luggage was lost recently - I'm horrified - what's next?!
Oh nah you got fendi, you made a bag
Tattoos are such a joke, beautiful person turning themselves into garbage
Why does it bother you what people do with their bodies?
She is beautyfull, with or without the tattoos. Dont judge others just because they are different in your eyes.
Their NAME was on the luggage! They don't even try to get it to their owner? It's not like they would have to do any detective work.
That’s my luggage..
Oop-
i was gonna say that
Fake as u not allowed to by luggage
Yes you can
Imagine opening it and there's 10kilos of party powder in there!
This is so FAKE
Shame it wasn’t full of shit tattoos 😂
Wow and the owners are still waiting for a phone call from airline that LOST their luggage!
That bag belongs to a boxer … look at the arms on that shirt
Fake
It's mine
What rlly?
Not anymore
The decent thing to do, whether you paid £50, £80, whatever....
They probably had an amazing holiday, but now, they're heartbroken because all of their souvenirs are gone?!
Please try and find and reunite these belongings and memories to their owner.
They'd be so grateful, and you would feel better for doing so, too! ❤
Why someone wants to buy a lost luggage???
How is this even allowed? Surly the owner would have chased it up?
Wait… WHAT THE HELL!? Heathrow is just out here selling people’s effing luggage?!
Folks this isn’t luggage that was lost on a flight.. this is abandoned / unclaimed luggage.
If someone can’t be bothered to log a claim for their lost suitcase then that’s on them.
completely fake. not a mark on the suitcase. and the clothes are 'suspiciously' similar to what she would wear.....hmmmm.
They already go through the case.
I would imagine its all xrayed and ANYTHING with valuables is removed from sale.
RF Greasby is the auction company that sells luggage. I'm think that luggage is opened and the jewellery and electronics removed before being put on auction.
That was obviously outbound luggage. If she had got my home bound luggage she would need a haz mat suit.
Now I’m convinced that airport people intentionally “lost” the baggages so they can sell them.
It is one of the worst things l have seen. She is a thief. And she is happy for that!Shame on her😱😠
It would be smart to have identification in luggage. This is such a difficult event for the person whose best clothes are in there.
You know that’s how bed bugs travel
These suitcases are all searched beforehand, if there was once a Rolex in there, it certainly isn't there anymore!
Buying someone's luggage. I can't
This should be illegal...they should give it back
Always carry your most valuables, like meds, jewelry etc...plus place a name tag with contact info I side too. Some honest people will contact you...but if the airline loses it, they should find it. The baggage has numbers that can be traced
to your name and flight. They just don't care.
This is sadly true because they don't want to bother returning the stuff back so they sell it to people just to get rid of the luggage as quickly as possible
The person missing their luggage, watching this..
I will feel guilty buying a luggage of someone who was devastated from losing it.
Give the man luggage back to him.😒
Selling on stolen luggage. Sign of the times.
Why in the hell is this not illegal. Give people their crap back.
Why wouldn’t you try and look that person up and give them back their luggage?! Wtf!
Why didn't the airport send the suit case to the people who it belongs to?
Imagine the guy who lost his luggage is watching this.
Wait... The luggage had the person's name on it and the airline didn't bother tracking that person down?
Thats absolutely disgusting that the airline isn't returning people's luggage's that THEY lost. Then they sell it. I hope the owner sees this video.
So, the airline stole it?!
It weighed an absolute ton got the scales out and it was under 10 KG …
This is the weirdest most uncomfortable thing ive ever seen. Poor dude is sat at home watching someone unpack his case
Would love it if the REAL owner saw this and got their property returned.
NEVER open anything inside your home. You have no clue what is in there.
heathrow staff already had anything worth owt
Initially i get its way past claims luggage ie in lost and found for month's with no notice for retrival but we all know some are just stolen right.
Before being sold