Memory stick found on Lordship Lane

By Damian H
March 31, 2011 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Damian H

Posted March 31, 2011

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Posted March 31, 2011

I found a 2GB Mediastar memory stick attached to a slim black lanyard on the pavement beside the HSBC ATMs on Lordship Lane.

It appears to contain documents and spreadsheets relating to Spanish language teaching and possibly a connection to the European Business School of London.

If the owner wishes to be re-united with their property please PM me or call 07957 517 330.

P.S. Memory sticks and the risks associated with losing them can be considerably offset nowadays with virtual storage systems such as Dropbox. If anyone wants me to email them an invitation to Dropbox please let me know. You get 2GB of storage free and I get 250MB extra free storage for anyone who joins after geting an invitation from me :-)

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