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| HaRRicH 02/01/23 10:59:02 PM #19: | Emeraldegg posted... Not for $70+ I don't This part doesn't bother me much -- each one I have lasts me the better half of a decade and I'm guessing the average cost of a wallet like I have now is $30-$50... Xtlm posted... Don't forget that the tracker is about 40 more dollars and advertised as an extra feature.. ...but then this is here and, yeah, that's where I get bothered more. Nice to know you never have to worry about losing the wallet, but I've had coworkers talking about having to replace those batteries for the trackers annually and that does not appeal to me. FL81 posted... I don't exactly know how "modern" it is, but this is the wallet I'm using. This one has won me over the most so far, thank you -- and it's the most affordable to boot, sweet! Before I buy though... StifledSilence posted... I use a Flipside wallet. It snaps closed with a clamshell design and can hold both cards and cash. It even has a slot on the back that can hold either coins or thin keys. ...I do like the Flipside 4 that I saw. Is it a tight limit on ten bills @StifledSilence ? I will often have less, but I'm going to break the occasional $20 bill and that turns into multiple bills fast. Is it just not recommended to do more than ten bills but mostly fine, or is it bending the clip and tearing the paper at that point? --- O P E R A T I O N O U S T : Nominate SHEIK! https://i.imgur.com/OpudFxm.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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