Stolen Passport
#1
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Joined: Jun 2004
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Stolen Passport
Since my husband had his passport stolen on one of our Europe trips, may I suggest to everyone that they make a copy of the first two pages of their passport. And to keep the copies separate from the originals. Also, to carry along two passport photos, if possible. Believe me, this is probably the best advice you may receive!!
#4
Joined: May 2005
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<<< Also to have copies of your CC numbers >>>
BUT NOT - as some people do - have copies of both sides of their cards which to a thief are manna from heaven
And have the INTERNATIONAL contact numbers for them, not the 0800 which generally won't work outside the country
BUT NOT - as some people do - have copies of both sides of their cards which to a thief are manna from heaven
And have the INTERNATIONAL contact numbers for them, not the 0800 which generally won't work outside the country
#7
Joined: Jun 2006
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Re the CC phone number:
I have found it best to get the direct phone number for the "security department" rather than the toll-free number or the international number.
You need the number which BYPASSES the usual "enter your 16-digit account number" etc., etc., menu. And all those security departments definitely have a direct number.
I have found it best to get the direct phone number for the "security department" rather than the toll-free number or the international number.
You need the number which BYPASSES the usual "enter your 16-digit account number" etc., etc., menu. And all those security departments definitely have a direct number.



