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AliceLover
01-19-2007, 04:26 PM
Ok so heres the story.

I go to the mall because I need to get packages for trades. I go to the CVS everything is good. I pull out 5 dollars out of my wallet and pay. I get back to my car and start filling out the address, putting the blank DVD's in, and putting 3 dollars inside the CD case for postage for the trader. I drive down to the post office and park in the supermarket parking lot next to the post office. I get in the post office and the line is long. The people in front of me at the post office ALWAYS are idiots. Of course a computer is malfunctioning and theres only one worker there. So i get to the spot where you wait to be called and realize MY WALLET IS GONE. I run back to my car search all around it, around the area etc. So im FREAKING out. I start to speed off to the Mall parkign lot thinking I dropped it there because I opened the door to throw some trash out (sorry I littered, sue me). On the way back I get a call from my mom saying my wallet was just brought back by the police and all but ONE DOLLAR is gone. Guess how much was in there......$250.00. I got paid yesterday and I forgot to put some away, so I put it all in my wallet last night. I mean I'm grateful that someone was nice enough to turn it in and I got my license, gift cards, etc back, but thats a whole weeks pay for me.....Not a good day....oh yah...I never even got to mail the package either.

bikerchic
01-19-2007, 04:48 PM
I start to speed off to the Mall parkign lot thinking I dropped it there because I opened the door to throw some trash out (sorry I littered, sue me).

:eek: I don't know if I'm more shocked at the fact that you littered or that you admitted you littered. Karma :shrug:

GODDESS6
01-19-2007, 04:50 PM
:sorry: so sorry this happened to you, i hope whoever took the money feels so guilty & has karma happen right back:distress: ~

AliceLover
01-19-2007, 05:22 PM
:eek: I don't know if I'm more shocked at the fact that you littered or that you admitted you littered. Karma :shrug:

It was the plastic wrapper to a Propel fitness water. Yeah I know, still doesn't matter. Thanks for making me feel better about all this. Really appreciate it.

AliceLover
01-19-2007, 05:25 PM
:sorry: so sorry this happened to you, i hope whoever took the money feels so guilty & has karma happen right back:distress: ~

Thanks Jill. I appreciate your kind words. God knows, thats what counts.

hayley
01-19-2007, 05:30 PM
I feel bad for you, but you know it could've been so much worse, right? I had my wallet stolen from my purse on my birthday a couple of years ago, and I had to deal with $1400 in GAS STATION charges in Gary, IN on my debit card, filing a police report, monitoring my credit for identity theft, getting a new drivers license (harder when they steal all your ID), getting a new social security card, etc. Plus because it was my birthday, they used up all my gift cards to Target, Joann's, etc. I was able to save a couple that they hadn't gotten to yet by spending hours on the phone with the companies to get the cards cancelled before they were used.

Losing $250 SUCKS, but you really lucked out.

Musicman408
01-19-2007, 05:44 PM
Lover, I am so sorry to hear that this happened to you........ I hope that you'll bounce back on your feet quickly and move on.:nod:

Take Care Of Yourself

BTFLCHLD
01-19-2007, 05:45 PM
I know it doesn't help...but I have lost all the CC and DL and SS cards as well as thousands in cash...consider yourself lucky you don't have to hassle with the card replacements.

I take it you dropped your wallet?

AliceLover
01-19-2007, 05:45 PM
I feel bad for you, but you know it could've been so much worse, right? I had my wallet stolen from my purse on my birthday a couple of years ago, and I had to deal with $1400 in GAS STATION charges in Gary, IN on my debit card, filing a police report, monitoring my credit for identity theft, getting a new drivers license (harder when they steal all your ID), getting a new social security card, etc. Plus because it was my birthday, they used up all my gift cards to Target, Joann's, etc. I was able to save a couple that they hadn't gotten to yet by spending hours on the phone with the companies to get the cards cancelled before they were used.

Losing $250 SUCKS, but you really lucked out.

Oh I totally agree with you. I had my license, best buy gift card, movie gift card, and my student ID in there. Could have been a lot worse, but there goes a whole weeks pay. Really ****ty feeling. :mad:

carrie721
01-19-2007, 05:46 PM
Lover, I am so sorry to hear ...

didn't know you guys were so close! :lol: :sorry:

AliceLover
01-19-2007, 05:47 PM
I know it doesn't help...but I have lost all the CC and DL and SS cards as well as thousands in cash...consider yourself lucky you don't have to hassle with the card replacements.

I take it you dropped your wallet?

Yeah, I had a lot in there. It must have fallen out when I went to grab my phone or something. Really don't know. Plus having to come home to a screaming mother doesn't help. Just a really awful day, ya know?

BTFLCHLD
01-19-2007, 05:49 PM
Just a really awful day, ya know? Yes, it very much sounds like it. :sorry:

HomerMcvie
01-19-2007, 05:56 PM
didn't know you guys were so close! :lol: :sorry:

That's EXACTLY what I was thinking.

"Oh snap!":rolleyes: :cool: :D











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becca
01-19-2007, 06:03 PM
Arghh, that would be a part humiliating and part angry situation to be in! I left my wallet in a department store once and was so relieved it was still exactly as I had left it on a shelf on the way out ten minutes later.

I suppose a person could be saintly and wish the person who took their money well feeling maybe they needed it more? If karma or reaping what you sow actually is in effect then you would get something back. Turning the other cheek is easier said than done! Maybe a true believer would try to track down the thief in order to offer them more money! I'll bet that would make headlines if nothing else...

estranged4life
01-19-2007, 06:05 PM
I am glad I keep my billfold attached on a large chain in my front pocket, because I can be brain-dead sometimes and I misplace items left-and-right (Never happens with music however).

HomerMcvie
01-19-2007, 06:12 PM
I live by the cash-back bonus, and charge nearly EVERYTHING I buy(I pay the balance off in full, every month), so I rarely carry more than $20-30. When I occasionally get paid in cash, it makes me a nervous wreck, carrying hundreds of dollars around.
It truly is a feeling of confidence, having only,.........$17 in your pocket. If you lose it, big deal!

SuzeQuze
01-19-2007, 06:51 PM
So sorry this happened to you! It really stinks. Hope you're beginning to feel better. :xoxo:

JazmenFlowers
01-20-2007, 11:16 AM
I am so lucky that this has never happened to me...knock on wood. sorry it happened to you! it sucks any way you slice it.

Miss Vicky
01-20-2007, 11:40 AM
Do you normally carry that much cash on you? If so, you might want to rethink that policy and look into getting a credit card. As long as you're responsible with it and pay your balance right away, it's a safer way of doing things than carrying cash. If you lose it, all you have to do is call the company and report it lost. They'll cancel the card and usually remove any charges that were made that day.

I never carry more than $40.00 in cash unless I'm going to a special event like a concert or a fair where I know they might not accept my card.

AliceLover
01-20-2007, 02:14 PM
I am glad I keep my billfold attached on a large chain in my front pocket, because I can be brain-dead sometimes and I misplace items left-and-right (Never happens with music however).

I think my friend has something like this. He has been using a money clip for like 3 years and hasn't had a problem with it.

BTW...Off Topic, I tried emailing you and it came right back to me on your website. Can I PM you instead?

AliceLover
01-20-2007, 02:15 PM
Do you normally carry that much cash on you? If so, you might want to rethink that policy and look into getting a credit card. As long as you're responsible with it and pay your balance right away, it's a safer way of doing things than carrying cash. If you lose it, all you have to do is call the company and report it lost. They'll cancel the card and usually remove any charges that were made that day.

I never carry more than $40.00 in cash unless I'm going to a special event like a concert or a fair where I know they might not accept my card.

I NEVER carry that much, ever ever. I had gotten paid the night before and just stuck the money in my wallet. I forgot to put some away like I always do. Just plain stinks.