What's in your wallet/purse?

guesswho2000

reclusive46 wrote: »

Interested in seeing what the FlexPlus card from Nationwide looks like. Just sent back my joint account signature form today.

I expect they look like this

Gemma__3

BugsyBrowne wrote: »

They most probably don't do an offline card then as mine is 4659 contactless with a 1.5k overdraft.

My Premier Debit has a BIN of 453978 and I know that works on the trains

BugsyBrowne

Gemma_ wrote: »

My Premier Debit has a BIN of 453978 and I know that works on the trains

Lol 4539 & 4659 are both offline cards you wally.

The_Magnificent_Spoon

HSBC debit card
Tesco clubcard
Gym membership card
Drivers license
Work fuel card
Tesco credit card (think this is expired/closed though!)
Work ID card
£10 note
£5.43 in change
A radiator bleed key (keep forgetting to take that out!)
Guitar pick
And erm, an uhh, Trojan condom.

Jules2012

lol @ Trojan condom. (Safety first)

HSBC Credit card
HSBC Debit card
Halifax Debit card
Aqua reward Credit card
Driving license
Boots Advantage card

Anthorn

I only just bought a compact leather wallet (Amazon, £3.89p) with space for up to 6 cards and a note compartment. So more cards have been sent to the stack secured by a rubber band. In my wallet right now: Co-operative membership card, smile debit card, Boots advantage card, Aqua advance credit card and two £10 notes. Not a lot but all I really need in there.

JDC14

Recently purchased a new wallet (from Next). Don't hugely recommend as it's a struggle to get the cards in and out, the pockets aren't quite big enough.

However, It's changed what I carry;

Natwest Debit Card
Driving Licence (sadly provisional!)

Capital One Classic Visa (£0/£800) - Recently raised from £500
Natwest YourPoints Card (£0/£2000) - Received it last week

Behind the driving licence, is my first ever CC - Barclaycard Initial (£400/£800).
And my National Insurance card.

All the shrapnel was added to my change jar earlier, think theres about £30 in there now.

mulronie

JDC14 wrote: »

And my National Insurance card.

I've never understood why people carry this around - what useful purpose could it possibly serve, other than to a potential identity thief who nicked your wallet?

They are so useless the DWP don't even bother issuing them anymore. 16 year olds and new immigrants get a letter with the number on instead.

[Deleted User]

dr_adidas01 wrote: »

I don't think that's correct as this one is a replacement for my last one with the same design on it and I wasn't charged £5 for it.

If I want to change the design on the card then yes I have to pay £5 for them to change the picture on it.

From their terms:

3. Fees
3.1 We will charge you the Fee of £5 in the following circumstances:
(i) each time you change the Image on your Halifax Photocard;
(ii) at renewal of your Halifax Photocard (that is when your Halifax Photocard is at the end date, normally three years from the date of issue). We will write to you before the renewal date to allow you to change the image on your replacement Halifax Photocard, or to opt-out and receive a free standard, non-personalised card. If you do not respond within the time scales set out in our letter we will issue a replacement Halifax Photocard with the same image as your existing Halifax Photocard;
If we need to send you a new Halifax Photocard, for example, to include a new security feature, we will not charge the Fee. Additionally, we will not charge you the Fee for replacement Halifax Photocards where your Halifax Photocard has been lost, stolen or damaged, where you change your name or where you upgrade your account with us.

dr_adidas01

billbennett wrote: »

From their terms:

3. Fees
3.1 We will charge you the Fee of £5 in the following circumstances:
(i) each time you change the Image on your Halifax Photocard;
(ii) at renewal of your Halifax Photocard (that is when your Halifax Photocard is at the end date, normally three years from the date of issue). We will write to you before the renewal date to allow you to change the image on your replacement Halifax Photocard, or to opt-out and receive a free standard, non-personalised card. If you do not respond within the time scales set out in our letter we will issue a replacement Halifax Photocard with the same image as your existing Halifax Photocard;
If we need to send you a new Halifax Photocard, for example, to include a new security feature, we will not charge the Fee. Additionally, we will not charge you the Fee for replacement Halifax Photocards where your Halifax Photocard has been lost, stolen or damaged, where you change your name or where you upgrade your account with us.

Its all well and good quoting this, I still haven't been charged £5 for my replacement expired card!!! Perhaps the fact it has contactless on it negates the £5 charge!!!