Originally Posted by
qvzn
Unfortunately, "take them down" doesn't always work as well as you'd like. It's very hard to delete things from the internet
If your wallet is stolen, is it really necessary to be 10-20 minutes faster cancelling your cards? With an Internet connection, you can find those phone numbers easily if you know the name of your banks, and they can surely look up your accounts based on SSN or similar. ATMs are pin-protected, and credit cards limit your liability, so waiting a few hours to cancel shouldn't result in any damages. The one time I lost a credit card, I'm glad I took it easy, got another drink, and waited--because the bar eventually found it, and cancelling it would've been a PITA since it had some recurring payments on it
I'm sorry, I did not realize there was a right and wrong answer.
I prefer to have a copy of the card information so that should I ever need it I don't have to go searching for it. I don't care if it's protected or the liability is limited, if I can go to a list of numbers for me that's easier than searching various websites for them.
Get this, I also have their phone numbers in my cell phone directory.
Imagine how stupid that must be too?