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Re:Suspect Has Witness that Doesn't Lie: His Metrocard by hs on Wednesday November 19, 2008 @06:54AM (#369392)
i do keep ALL printed transactions, from grocery to ATM (where banks do photograph the user)

just in case

Re:Suspect Has Witness that Doesn't Lie: His Metrocard by tricky on Wednesday November 19, 2008 @12:47PM (#369687)
I do this too, but for different reasons. It just seems like interesting personal data I could analyze some day. Does anyone know a practical way to grab this data electronically for analysis? I have shoeboxes full of receipts... I could tell where, when, and what I bought for the past 10 years. Merge that with photographs and emails and I've got a heck of a personal journal... problem is, i can't figure out how to enter the data short of hiring someone.
Re:Suspect Has Witness that Doesn't Lie: His Metrocard by factor0 on Wednesday November 19, 2008 @01:25PM (#369745)
Could you use Amazon's Mechanical Turk?
Re:Suspect Has Witness that Doesn't Lie: His Metrocard by tricky on Wednesday November 19, 2008 @03:09PM (#369847)
Good idea. i'd just have to have the neighbor kid scan everything in, first.
Re:Suspect Has Witness that Doesn't Lie: His Metrocard by josefresco on Wednesday November 19, 2008 @07:29AM (#369409)
Dude, relax. Your paper receipts are not needed, your bank has a digital record.
Re:Suspect Has Witness that Doesn't Lie: His Metrocard by lpgauth on Wednesday November 19, 2008 @11:05AM (#369556)
It always good to keep a copy, you never know when you'll get overcharged for tip or something of the like.