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Home›How To›How to Make a Mugger’s Wallet: 6 Steps

How to Make a Mugger’s Wallet: 6 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 9, 2024
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Introduction:

A mugger’s wallet, also known as a decoy wallet, is a low-cost, easy-to-make item designed to reduce risks during an unfortunate mugging scenario. By having a separate wallet with minimal valuables and insignificant items, you can hand it over to the assailant while keeping your actual wallet safe. In this article, we will go through six easy steps on how to create your own mugger’s wallet.

Step 1: Select a Wallet

Choose an old or inexpensive wallet for this purpose. It should be visually similar to a regular wallet and not draw attention to itself as a decoy. Used or low-cost wallets can be found easily in thrift stores or online.

Step 2: Fill with “Dummy” Cards

Instead of using your regular credit cards, fill the wallet with expired ones or membership cards you don’t use anymore. These dummy cards will add credibility to the wallet without risking your financial information.

Step 3: Add a Small Amount of Cash

Place a small amount of cash in the decoy wallet – just enough to make it look convincing. Avoid using large bills; opting for several small denominations spread across the bill compartment will make it appear more authentic.

Step 4: Include Personal Items

To enhance the illusion of it being your primary wallet, add some personal items such as an old ID card, some business cards, or shopping coupons. This will give an impression that the mugger’s wallet is the one where you store essential belongings.

Step 5: Practice Handing It Over

In times of high stress, fumbling through items could make the situation worse. Train yourself to instinctively reach for and hand over your decoy wallet if ever confronted by an assailant. Keep your mugger’s wallet closer to your regular one so you can reach it without raising suspicion.

Step 6: Store Your Mugger’s Wallet

Finally, store your decoy wallet in a location where it’s easily accessible during an emergency. This could be a side pocket of your bag or the outermost compartment of your jacket. Avoid keeping it in an obvious place like hanging from a belt loop, as this may draw attention.

Conclusion:

Creating and carrying a mugger’s wallet can be an effective technique to keep your finances and personal information safe during an unfortunate encounter with a criminal. By following these six easy steps, you can minimize the potential damage suffered in such a situation while giving yourself peace of mind as you go about your daily life.

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