Thanks to everyone... yes it was a she... a friend... but i decided not to shame her name otherwise my forgiveness will mean nothing... I really want to thank you all...

On 2018-06-25 08:51:10 JACKRIBET said:
Hi Guys. Wait I think Ms Paige said it was a she who stole her.

Well spotted Jack!

He or she - still a lowlife in my books!!

It's sad to think that we call these people friends friends do not do such things I hope oneday her name will come out so people can stay away.

On 2018-06-25 08:36:53 Ms Paige said:
Thanks a million for the advice... ill defenitely make use of it... Unfortunately she stole my wallet with everything in it... drivers lisence as well... but ill rather go to Internal affairs to get a temporary one... thank you all... big hugs

She....I don't think this was a punter...

Hope you ok Miss Paige. I'm sorry for what has happened. If there's anything we can do to help please let us know.

Courier the passport, you will be able to fly with it.

Its so very nice to see people still care... and that on the purple site of all sites... Im so thankful...

Ms Paige, I am sorry to hear of the incident! I hope you recover soon, and stay strong! X

On 2018-06-25 08:38:51 Ms Paige said:
Will it help if my son send me a copy of my Passport?

Let him courier the passport overnight from Postnet, might be R300 or so but will save you a lot of hassle.

@paige, im so sorry this happened to you. You are such a kind hearted person that you deserve this least of all.

Is 'she' someone in the industry?

Thats a sad incident. It hurts more because you know the person and the element of trust is involved.

If the person is a member on ESA, pls report to the admins of the site. Police complaint is definitely an option and should be exercised.

Home affairs can be a pain, but if needs to be done, sadly, it will need to be done. Just report to the nearest police station of the missing id . If ts lost in Capetown, as far as I know, it must be reported in Capetown. Then you can have the duplicate issued in Jhb.