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From: kaufman@neon.stanford.edu (Marc T. Kaufman)
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Subject: Re: SMDR's and Credit Card Calls
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In article <11905@accuvax.nwu.edu> davidb@pacer.uucp (David Barts)
writes:

>Before you ask ... YES, I *do* ask the sales clerk for my credit-card
>carbons (or make sure she tears them up).

Why?  YOU aren't liable for any charges fraudulently made with your
card number.  Tearing up the carbons is for the Credit Card company's
benefit.


Marc Kaufman (kaufman@Neon.stanford.edu)