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If you had to lose one, would you rather lose...

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...your phone or your wallet/purse?

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Easy. Phone is backed up. Wallet - not so much

Wallet, I never carry cash and credit/debit cards can be cancelled quickly. Any fraudulent charges are refunded. My phone cost way more than the contents of my wallet and I don't have insurance on it.

Wallet.

 

A couple quick calls and all my cards are cancelled before anything is taken.

 

My phone has a lot of information saved in it that could allow very quick and easy access to money and other personal information.

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For how long?

 

Lost, wont get it back.

Wallet...

 

Cards canceled in minutes and $15 buys a new wallet. Done.

Wallet...

 

Cards canceled in minutes and $15 buys a new wallet. Done.

 

Yep. $15 for a new wallet. $20 for a new license. Total cost is $35. Phone is lost and you're out at least a couple hundred, and that's if no financial or other personal information is tied to the phone.

Wallet. For reasons others stated above

Easily the wallet.

Phone.

 

If I lose my purse, I also lose Mr. Cat's wallet, sunglasses and keys because he usually makes me his bag lady when we are out.

Phone. Don't use it much anyway, kind of a pain to carry around. Much of the time I leave it at home, the office or in my car.

For those of you saying wallet, what do you all have in there that isn't easily replaced or cancelled within minutes?

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