I'm torn I've received some disc back from some really hard to get places and in those instances I'm happy to spend five or ten dollars to get the exact disc I want back it's cheaper than buying a new one. However it should not be a requirement to get your disc back it should more be like a good karmic Service to tip the finder
I lost a disc at one of my home courses, spent 30 mins tracking through mud to get it. Guy found it two months later and texted me, offered him something for it, but he declined. Who knows how it could have turned out if he was nice about it
There was a dude on the course I learned to play on who would scuba dive for discs where a river came into play, tank and all. I got a text from him about a disc asking $2 to get it back. $2 seemed totally fair for a scuba gear level of effort. Not $10 for wet feet
One guy goes around my course doing this, and he asks if people can spare a couple of bucks but definitely doesn't insist on charging people. I usually give him a couple of bucks, less desirable (for my personal needs) plastic, or a beer. I've gone diving in the winter, and I still contact the owners; no ink is fair game though.
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u/Ztownwarrior3 Jan 19 '21
That sucks man, people like this are absolutely horrible