Makes me chuckle everytime.
Blackhawk Under the Radar iPad & Passport Holder
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Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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Yorkshire Andy
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If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong 
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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Too true mate, works keeping me on my toes.
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Trojanhorse
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A number of friends have now bought these after seeing mine. A sign of the times I guess!
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I've got a little hard case for credit cards etc - how good are these passport holders? It sounds a good idea, I'm just wondering about it living up to the blurb.
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Trojanhorse
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After that French chap was banned from entering the US because of the messages on his phone I think a vanilla phone like Captain Darling's for travel sounds very wise. I have been stripping finance & ID related apps from my daily phone after the recent spate of phone theft followed by account emptying that is being reported on. That sort of thing now lives on a separate phone that stays at home and the daily phone has as little as possible on it. There is convenient and there is mugged.....
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Normally, I'd agree - trying to be a bit more judicious, lets say, in my purchases
That's a good idea. I'm still in two minds, though - last summer, I did a 5 day trip to Bayeux, to see the tapestry and to look at the Normandy Memorial and the D Day beaches. I lost a credit cardGillyBee wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 10:16 pm After that French chap was banned from entering the US because of the messages on his phone I think a vanilla phone like Captain Darling's for travel sounds very wise. I have been stripping finance & ID related apps from my daily phone after the recent spate of phone theft followed by account emptying that is being reported on. That sort of thing now lives on a separate phone that stays at home and the daily phone has as little as possible on it. There is convenient and there is mugged.....
I mean, it would help if I put my credit card in a zipup pocket, as I usually do
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ForgeCorvus
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My Mum lost her cards recently, a slightly deaf 80 year old talking on the phone to someone with an unfamiliar accent who wouldn't talk to anyone else and refused to accept any answer if they heard anyone prompting her...... I know there needs to be some safeguarding but all she was trying to do was stop the cards and get replacements sent to her home address, not transfer all her money to a 'safe' bank accountArzosah wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 9:42 amNormally, I'd agree - trying to be a bit more judicious, lets say, in my purchases![]()
That's a good idea. I'm still in two minds, though - last summer, I did a 5 day trip to Bayeux, to see the tapestry and to look at the Normandy Memorial and the D Day beaches. I lost a credit cardGillyBee wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 10:16 pm After that French chap was banned from entering the US because of the messages on his phone I think a vanilla phone like Captain Darling's for travel sounds very wise. I have been stripping finance & ID related apps from my daily phone after the recent spate of phone theft followed by account emptying that is being reported on. That sort of thing now lives on a separate phone that stays at home and the daily phone has as little as possible on it. There is convenient and there is mugged.....![]()
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truly lost, it must have fallen out of a pocket when I got out of the car. Because I had my banking app on my phone, I froze the card straight away, and ordered another one to be delivered to my home address.
I mean, it would help if I put my credit card in a zipup pocket, as I usually dobut mistakes happen.
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That's awful!ForgeCorvus wrote: ↑Fri Mar 28, 2025 9:15 pmMy Mum lost her cards recently, a slightly deaf 80 year old talking on the phone to someone with an unfamiliar accent who wouldn't talk to anyone else and refused to accept any answer if they heard anyone prompting her...... I know there needs to be some safeguarding but all she was trying to do was stop the cards and get replacements sent to her home address, not transfer all her money to a 'safe' bank account
I hate talking to any "customer service assistants" on the phone. They might as well be called "customer derangement activists"