All About Wallets

[hitomi]

i always have a problem with this, my wallet starts out thin when new and then fattens up

it's now so fat i'm uncomfortable putting it in my pocket

and it creates an unsightly bulge when i do.

 

what are your strategies to keep your wallets thin?

how do you carry your wallets?

leaving my cards (ids, credit cards, etc) is out of the question though

[yotski]

Im just putting 1 ATM, 1 CC, 1 ID, insurance card, no coins, just a couple of money. Check your wallet at the end of the day, because andun yung mga resibo na pwede mo nang itabi sa ibang lugar. Discard all the little basura in you wallet.

 

Btw, I'm getting a bigger wallet ;P andun na rin kase yung planner ko, sobrang hectic and sched ko! grrrr

[sk3rmo]

if you're a guy, try using a money clip. that way, you only keep bigger denominated bills in your wallet.

hundreds fifties and twenties are clipped together and goes to your front pocket. One advantage is that

you don't keep on taking out your wallet to pay for small bills.

 

Edited January 22, 2010 by sk3rmo

[Mild Seven]

try using a messenger bag so that you don't carry around your wallet....or try using a murse (man purse).

[sk3rmo]

try using a messenger bag so that you don't carry around your wallet....or try using a murse (man purse).

 

 

+1

[wild_wild_card]

remove the cards that you rarely use (SSS, TIN, etc) and put it in a separate wallet/card holder. For the TIN, SSS, you usually only need the numbers so you can just write this down in a piece of paper which you can keep in your wallet.

[mikimiki]

remove the cards that you rarely use (SSS, TIN, etc) and put it in a separate wallet/card holder. For the TIN, SSS, you usually only need the numbers so you can just write this down in a piece of paper which you can keep in your wallet.

 

 

That has been my problem too. He's right.

Just keep the essential Ids. leave out the other govt issued except your D.L.

I usually keep the 50 and 20 bills in my pants then forget about them completely.

[ladyboy]

tanggalin nyo mga d nman kaialngan

[hitomi]

matagal na ako naghahanap ng money clip. saan makakabili. PM me please. TY

 

2nd the motion, san nga ba?

 

as for a murse, then you'd be carrying something bigger than a wallet all the time

it'll be a bigger bother right?

 

or am i just not a metrosexual? hehe

Edited January 25, 2010 by hitomi

[Sgt Oinky]

i used to have this same problem...and its because of this problem, i've lost 3....either slipped outta my pant pocket of gotten pick-pocketted. So I started using money clips. For everything else, I have this bag they call a "FatBoy". It actually very useful....compartments for everything.

 

looks like this FatBoy

 

The money clip did the trick fer me as I've never lost money since then.

[ROLEX69]

matagal na ako naghahanap ng money clip. saan makakabili. PM me please. TY

Sir sa mga Malls meron, Mens Wallet section. Mc JIM meron po, less than 300 lng po, :goatee:

[Itto Ogami]

an alternative to the money clip would be the business card case.

 

somebody gave me one last Christmas.

it was made of metal, 2"x3"x1/4" - at first, i didn't know what to do with it.

now, aside from a couple of business cards inside, i'm able to put in some bills

(although not as much as a money clip can hold) as well as my MRT/LRT cards.

 

something like this...

 

[hitomi]

^hey that looks classy

[graphik]

. get another wallet, seriously :call:

[goodshepperd]

Hmmmnnnn... I started to experience this kind of syndrome since I left P.I.... My wallet have always been thin when I was there but began getting thicker and thicker when I started working here abroad.... Hahahaha....