I'm assuming some people have these numbers memorized as well...

I framed my first frequent flyer card, a grey USAir from 1987. Another batch I put in a time capsule in Amherst,MA about 20 years ago. The others my two year old daughter keeps in her Barbie purse.

For my current cards I keep them at home and have the rest on a spreadsheet. The ones I use the most are memorized. Awardwallet has them all.

I use a rubber band. My stack fits nicely in one of the small compartments in most of my laptop cases/backpacks.

I used to put the cards on the xerox and about 12-15 of them onto a single sheet of paper. Anymore I memorize the most used 4-5.

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My cards are all in a travel wallet, but I don't know why as besides one to access the airport lounges I hardly ever need to use the cards.

It's the rawlings baseball glove leather wallet, I think I carry it just because I like the way it feels.

i have them all in my laptop bag....since i never travel without the bag, i know i'll have them with me where ever i go....

i've got all the numbers memorized....its not hard since i use them so often....its like remembering your phone number....

I have a big mess on my table and try to grab those that I think I might use during a trip. Usually around 90% right, more or less. Certainly one of the worst organisation systems, but I'm too lazy for a real one :D

That's a good idea... I think I may use the plastic insert that came with my wallet to hold the cards and put them in the bag.

Same here. I also have an iPod/iPhone app called Key Ring that lets you input your numbers for various loyalty programs and generates a card image with the logo and a barcode. In addition to all the major airlines and hotels, it includes grocery and other retail stores.

Depending on where I am going, I bring the necessary cards with me. I always have my UA 1K card in my wallet, but only carry my Hyatt Plat card when I stay there, same with Marriott. I also keep my RCC card in my wallet at all times, in case I run into some matron that won't let me in without my card..

thanks....i just downloaded this....

some of the nicest things about the airline CCs is they print your FF# right on it so its always with you....not enough of the cards do this

There are several apps called some variation of "Key Ring" that store this type of info. Which are you all talking about?

The one called "Key Ring Rewards Cards" maybe?

For me, memorizing my AAdvantage number was easy since I use it the most, and it's also the shortest number to remember with the cards I have.

The rest stay in my travel messenger bag, and I have everything in electronic form in my Outlook Notes so I can pull it up (or copy & paste if needed) at any time.