Ever since Craigslist added the lost-n-found message board, they have accumulated a disparate collection of goods. And as the following instances suggest, lots of people still have an impulse to be honest.

When Maureen Silliman lost her new iPod as she was trying to catch a train, her boyfriend posted a message on the lost-and-found section of Craigslist. Within 24 hours, Silliman's iPod was back.

Monique Peddle posted a note online when she found a diamond studded gold bracelet. Blake Facente turned to Craigslist when he discovered a Dell Inspiron laptop leaning against his building in San Francisco.

There are some even some touching ones. Like a 39-year-old woman in Frankfurt, Germany, looking for her birth mother (Bridgitte Siglinde Stolba). Or A mother searching for a lost dog named Sparky that detects her 17-year-old epileptic son's seizures and barks for help.

A scuba diver recently posted a note on the Boston-area Craigslist about a a solid platinum men's wedding band which he found buried in sand beneath 30 feet of water off Cape Cod.

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Source: Lost an IPod or Wallet? Look for It Online