>Call the number on the back of the card and tell the credit card company that you found it. They'll contact the card's owner for you. It's possible that the card was already reported as lost anyway, and the card company will issue a new card with a new number.
lol, naive take. Did you know that waiters will copy the card using a piece of paper and pencil shading over it? It takes them seconds.
But my point stands. You'd get your wallet back and not reset your account numbers? You'd have to be a kid or a moron to keep the same security codes on your cards after losing your wallet in NYC.
You'll learn for yourself one day. Kids think they know everything.
So, just to get this right, if you lose your entire wallet you're going to not cancel your credit cards, but just hope that a good samaritan finds it before anyone else?
Just getting a sense of your naivete and lack of financial common sense here.
elizabeth-cooper t1_itg78m2 wrote
>Call the number on the back of the card and tell the credit card company that you found it. They'll contact the card's owner for you. It's possible that the card was already reported as lost anyway, and the card company will issue a new card with a new number.