The courier found out that he owed 300,000 rubles for renting an e-bike.
An eighteen-year-old resident of Sverdlovsk Oblast, Andrey, who worked as a courier in Yekaterinburg for two weeks in May, found out that he is listed as owing 300,000 rubles for the rental of an electric bicycle.
Andrey went to Yekaterinburg for a month-long rotation. The employer paid for the bicycle rental for delivering orders. But the young man did not like working as a courier and left after working half the rotation.
That was in May, and only recently the young man learned that he allegedly did not return the rented electric bicycle, for which he has allegedly already been charged with a criminal offense under Article 158 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (theft), writes URA.RU.
Andrey regrets that he did not take a second copy of the rental agreement and the bicycle return report. The young man insists that he returned the bicycle.
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The courier found out that he owed 300,000 rubles for renting an e-bike.
An 18-year-old resident of Sverdlovsk Oblast, Andrey, who worked for two weeks in May as a courier in Yekaterinburg, found out that he was listed as owing a debt of 300,000 rubles for renting an electric bicycle.