Lost My Wallet

TJordan · 11-19-2007

this weekend.

what a nightmare.

u2girlie · 11-19-2007

That's really weird because my hubby lost his too and I'm looking for it right now all over the house...or when I'm not posting!

If you find yours, let me know where it is, maybe that's where my husband's is!

TJordan · 11-19-2007

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Originally Posted by u2girlie

That's really weird because my hubby lost his too and I'm looking for it right now all over the house...or when I'm not posting!

If you find yours, let me know where it is, maybe that's where my husband's is!

I know for a fact that mine fell out of my pocket at the gas station, and somebody took it.

Sigh

kirbyfan · 11-19-2007

That really sucks!

Sorry to hear it and hope it somehow has a good ending for you.

It would be a HUGE pain to lose my wallet and I really hope that never happens.

I did lose my only credit card (that i took with) on our last day in Playa 4 years ago. We had like 50 pesos to last us the day, buy tickets to the ferry to get to cozumel, pay for a taxi to the airport and eat...not good.

**SunKneeMarie** · 11-19-2007

man, Mike couldn't find his wallet this morning... we had that shower and the people and the cleanup and he couldn't remember where he'd set it... found it half hour later in the dining room...

Eileencc · 11-19-2007

There's an epidemic! My daughter Kelsey lost hers last weekend. Thought it fell out of her bag on the train home from Boston. What a horrible feeling! Wondering who has it, who knows her address and what she looks like and all her personal info! Went back to the station; tried to find someone to talk to about it...no one responsible on duty on the weekend.

We put a stop on her debit card, and would have needed to have her apply for a replacement driver's license. Thankfully, she found that she had just kicked it under her bed when she was unpacking her bag from the city. Hooboy! We were lucky, but I know that horrible feeling. Feel your pain and hope the loser who took it returns it to you!

cpfstich · 11-19-2007

I'm sure I don't have to tell you, but if there were any credit cards, debit cards, dirver's license, social security card, other forms of ID in the wallet, etc, you need to contact each ASAP and advise them they were stolen.

Daddy B · 11-19-2007

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Originally Posted by TJordan

this weekend.

what a nightmare.

I haven't found it. Honest.

mofi · 11-19-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by TJordan

this weekend.

what a nightmare.

That sucks! I feel really bad for you, went through the same thing in Sept. except not only the wallet but the whole purse got stolen and they smashed my car window

JillyinMN · 11-19-2007

I didn't lose mine, but this thread reminded me of another lost wallet. My friend Tim's brother and his wife took their bikes out to South Dakota. On the way back they stopped for gas and he couldn't find his wallet. They headed back to the last rest stop they were at to look for it. A trucker asked them what they were looking for. They told him and he went on his way. As the truck was getting back on the interstate he slammed on his brakes, got out, and yelled "is this it"? The wallet was laying on the entrance ramp. They were very lucky!!!

Seakony · 11-19-2007

Sorry for you loss. I don't use wallets.

Kricket · 11-19-2007

I "lose" so much stuff...some I find, some I don't. My biggest regret was a charm bracelet that I began an the last charm I had on it was a little baby carriage with pink wheels (for my daughters). One Christmas they bought me a charm to add to the bracelet, it was on my table, and I think I threw it away with all of the Christmas wrappings. I was devastated!
But, that's nothing like a wallet because of all of the consequences. Just shows that we have so much on our minds that we "blindly" lose things we should never lose.
Sorry to hear your news, though!

penalipee · 11-23-2007

There must be an epidemic!! My son lost his on tuesday!! He went to Walmart and when he came home.....no wallet. Went back to Walmart..they haven't seen it they say. So I hope it's just in his messy room because where he lives, there is a huge problem with identity theft. That is something he doesn't need. He just graduated from UBC (university in Vancouver BC) on Wednedsay. I am sooo proud of him. I am bummed if he doesn't find it tho.....I give him money for his grad and then he has to turn around and spend it all on replacing ID> This really sucks 'cuz he is coming home for Christmas, supposedly on the plane....but can't fly if he doesn't have ID!!!! (no passport yet)

TJordan · 11-29-2007

You should all know that my wallet has returned.

I recieved it in the mail yesterday, everything in it just as I left it.

It goes to show that there still are great people out there.

MartyC · 11-29-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by TJordan

You should all know that my wallet has returned.

I recieved it in the mail yesterday, everything in it just as I left it.

It goes to show that there still are great people out there.

Wow. Lucky you.

11-19-2007	#1 (permalink)
TJordan añejo Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Reynolds, IL Posts: 9,866	Lost My Wallet this weekend. what a nightmare.

11-19-2007	#2 (permalink)
u2girlie Life=Playa (almost) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Playa del Carmen Posts: 3,707	That's really weird because my hubby lost his too and I'm looking for it right now all over the house...or when I'm not posting! If you find yours, let me know where it is, maybe that's where my husband's is!

11-19-2007	#4 (permalink)
kirbyfan back again, again Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Minnesota Posts: 9,441	That really sucks! Sorry to hear it and hope it somehow has a good ending for you. It would be a HUGE pain to lose my wallet and I really hope that never happens. I did lose my only credit card (that i took with) on our last day in Playa 4 years ago. We had like 50 pesos to last us the day, buy tickets to the ferry to get to cozumel, pay for a taxi to the airport and eat...not good.

11-19-2007	#5 (permalink)
SunKneeMarie character encapsulator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 32,808	man, Mike couldn't find his wallet this morning... we had that shower and the people and the cleanup and he couldn't remember where he'd set it... found it half hour later in the dining room...

11-19-2007	#6 (permalink)
Eileencc añejo Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: North of Boston, Mass Posts: 7,354	There's an epidemic! My daughter Kelsey lost hers last weekend. Thought it fell out of her bag on the train home from Boston. What a horrible feeling! Wondering who has it, who knows her address and what she looks like and all her personal info! Went back to the station; tried to find someone to talk to about it...no one responsible on duty on the weekend. We put a stop on her debit card, and would have needed to have her apply for a replacement driver's license. Thankfully, she found that she had just kicked it under her bed when she was unpacking her bag from the city. Hooboy! We were lucky, but I know that horrible feeling. Feel your pain and hope the loser who took it returns it to you!

11-19-2007	#7 (permalink)
cpfstich añejo Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The Badger State! Posts: 16,621	I'm sure I don't have to tell you, but if there were any credit cards, debit cards, dirver's license, social security card, other forms of ID in the wallet, etc, you need to contact each ASAP and advise them they were stolen.

11-19-2007	#10 (permalink)
JillyinMN añejo Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Inver Grove Heights, MN Posts: 1,561	I didn't lose mine, but this thread reminded me of another lost wallet. My friend Tim's brother and his wife took their bikes out to South Dakota. On the way back they stopped for gas and he couldn't find his wallet. They headed back to the last rest stop they were at to look for it. A trucker asked them what they were looking for. They told him and he went on his way. As the truck was getting back on the interstate he slammed on his brakes, got out, and yelled "is this it"? The wallet was laying on the entrance ramp. They were very lucky!!!

11-19-2007	#11 (permalink)
Seakony añejo Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 16,151	Sorry for you loss. I don't use wallets.

11-19-2007	#12 (permalink)
Kricket añejo Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Pittsburgh Posts: 3,785	I "lose" so much stuff...some I find, some I don't. My biggest regret was a charm bracelet that I began an the last charm I had on it was a little baby carriage with pink wheels (for my daughters). One Christmas they bought me a charm to add to the bracelet, it was on my table, and I think I threw it away with all of the Christmas wrappings. I was devastated! But, that's nothing like a wallet because of all of the consequences. Just shows that we have so much on our minds that we "blindly" lose things we should never lose. Sorry to hear your news, though!

11-23-2007	#13 (permalink)
penalipee añejo Join Date: May 2004 Location: Westbank/PDC Posts: 1,763	There must be an epidemic!! My son lost his on tuesday!! He went to Walmart and when he came home.....no wallet. Went back to Walmart..they haven't seen it they say. So I hope it's just in his messy room because where he lives, there is a huge problem with identity theft. That is something he doesn't need. He just graduated from UBC (university in Vancouver BC) on Wednedsay. I am sooo proud of him. I am bummed if he doesn't find it tho.....I give him money for his grad and then he has to turn around and spend it all on replacing ID> This really sucks 'cuz he is coming home for Christmas, supposedly on the plane....but can't fly if he doesn't have ID!!!! (no passport yet)

11-29-2007	#14 (permalink)
TJordan añejo Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Reynolds, IL Posts: 9,866	You should all know that my wallet has returned. I recieved it in the mail yesterday, everything in it just as I left it. It goes to show that there still are great people out there.

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