Do you feel this is wrong, but you don't know what to do once your cat has memorized the account number?
Tips:
~Never leave your wallet where a cat can get it. High up in a kitchen cupboard? (They can find it.) Inside your coat pocket in a closet? (They have secretly mastered the doorknob principle and will go and get it while you are sleeping.)
~Hope that they don't spend too much and that they buy something for you ... something you wanted.
~Try and talk to your cat about budgeting. Most cats are willing to pretend to listen.
Rumeur by Lanvin

I was given a generous sample of Rumeur by my friend Kali. At first it didn't impress-- not much but a sort of citrus fruity headnote. It took a while to warm up into a gorgeous rich magnolia scent. The original Rumeur was too floral for me, but perfumer Francis Kurkdjian's reformulation makes the lilac and magnolia notes work well together. For a warm scent it is very clean and fresh. It lasted about 7 hours, drying down into its pleasant musk base. It smells like fresh spring air, probably due to the lilac note. I'd certainly like a bottle of it. (Photo of perfume: Lord & Taylor)