Because he is a “smart fellow” he will get two cables.
But not USB-C, USB-micro. 
Donate $75 to help three great causes and you'll receive a tech bundle valued at $250 or more
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For future, will directly go for charity donations (without any expectations), and avoid CNET at all possible options… this “Rick” guy though has good intentions, has very deceptive marketing
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I really hope you get good items in that mystery box 
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There are many people around here without shelter and home around here in
Munich.
There are beggars too.
BUT:
Mostly these “beggars” are organized in gangs.
If I meet really one of these poor fellows, NOT BEGGING at all, I give him always some money.
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This fine gentleman just dropped off my mystery box!
It looks pretty heavy! Let’s speculate what’s in there! 
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packaging looks good… so i think you will have better items 
Open, open, open. Don’t keep us in suspense now. We wanna see what you got. 
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Stuck at work! 2 hours or so
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Take it easy we will wait (very eagerly 
)
We need more people like you who will donate and expect nothing in return 
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Have posted to Twitter to Cheapskateblog
I keep getting a mystery box thing from Wowcher… Only 10.
Listed are expensive products, but only about 4 things over 20 in value, with 1 TV. The rest of the listed items are not even worth 10, leave alone anything of value.
Anyone who buys a mystery box, is bloody stupid… Yes someone has to win the TV, but the vast majority will win a crap cheap Chinese pretend version of something, and told this one particular site sells for certain value… I bet if I had the skills I’d find out this mystery site, is connected to wowcher in some way.
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Darn! No Anker goodies. Bummer sauce.
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Let’s hope the money went to a good cause 
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The most useful thing in there is the PhoneLoop–I’m using mine, and it’s actually kinda handy
Looks like you got shafted like the rest of us. Sorry buddy. I already listed my HS-3’s on eBay, and nobody is bidding…
Donate to charity when you find a good cause and want to help. Buy stuff when you have a need and the product will provide more value to you than it costs. Wait for a sale if you can’t afford it. And don’t spend money on lottery tickets.
Mixing those three things up is trying to convince people they can get something for nothing - which I am a sucker for. It usually ends up not being true when you read the fine print.
Too bad I didn’t remember all that when I first saw this offer. I was disappointed at the time but fortunate in hindsight that it had sold out already.
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Sorry I missed out too! Next time…