甲搭乘出租车时不慎遗失密码箱一个，内有重要文件。甲在报纸上登载“寻物启示”，称：“如有人找到密码箱送还本人，愿付酬金一千元”。乙拾得密码箱后，告诉了朋友丙。丙看到“寻物启示”后，欲得到酬金。劝乙将密码箱交出，由自己送还给甲，并指出如乙拒还，可能被法办，但未将“寻物启示”透露给乙。乙害怕承担法律责任，再三考虑后将密码箱送到派出所，交给民警丁。丁将密码箱送还给甲，并索要酬金。甲________。
A．应当向乙支付酬金
B．应当向丙支付酬金
C．应当向丁支付酬金
D．可以不向任何人支付酬金
参考答案：D
解析：甲的“寻物启示”属于悬赏广告，乙因未得知广告内容，其行为不构成承诺。丁负有职务上的义务，不能请求支付酬金。
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