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: All ConsumingE-Receipts: Love them or hate them?
By ATG-Alison
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Like many of you, I was introduced to e-receipts during the frantic
holiday shopping season. Frustrated and tired at the end of a long day, I
was barely listening when the cashier asked me if I wanted a paper
receipt, email receipt or both. Working at the AGO, I know better than
to agree to something before looking into the details.
Full post as published by All Consuming on January 23, 2013 (boomark / email).
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