path1 wrote:
(edit part)...What is the best thing to put in your wallet so someone that finds your wallet can contact you? Your phone number OK? Your e-mail address OK? I don't think your personal address is OK anymore?
Thanks
I don’t have in my wallet anyway for somebody to contact me if I loose my wallet. In today’s society is it a good idea to have a slip of paper having your address or phone number, so the finder of your wallet could contact you. Can your name and address do any harm?
(more info) Found a purse (wallet) today, full of credit cards, tons of gift cards, driver license etc. Not a scrap of paperwork inside. I have no way of getting in touch with the owner. To me looks like somebody stole it and took all the paper money and throw wallet in a parking lot of an auto part store. I don’t want to assume, but being wallet belongs to a women, I just don’t see very many women in auto part stores.
I called number on the back of one credit card and told them. Suggested and left my phone number with them. So they could contact their card holder, and she could call me. They said they would just cancel the card. I waited on hold for about 5 or so min. to get a live operator. I’m not going to call 14 other credit card type places. I’ll mail wallet to the address on her drivers license Monday.
I know we travel with 2 credit cards and only one is in my wallet, just in case.
Id take it to the police station and have them find the owner..
found iphone in Mall washroom once,took it to the security ofice,hope they returned it ..
Interesting bit of info from the east,,friend of mine lives in Japan,lost an envelope with lots cash,no name on it,,yet someone returned it to the police,,amazing how honest people are out there
https://en.rocketnews24.com/2015/02/18/tokyo-a-class-above-the-rest-with-3-3-billion-yen-of-lost-cash-turned-into-the-police/
