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== == Some might be kept safely as proof that the purchase occured and the customer actually did sign for it.

Some are strictly electronic and no paper copy is available.

Some cashiers just throw them away, this is the dangerous part.

A dumpster diving theif, or dishonest cashier could retrieve these receipts and use them to commit fraud, and theft by fraud, although usually only the last 4 digits of the credit/debit card are printed on the receipt. Always make a note of the purchase and destroy (burn or shred) the receipt, and check your credit report every 3 months.

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== == Some might be kept safely as proof that the purchase occured and the customer actually did sign for it.

Some are strictly electronic and no paper copy is available.

Some cashiers just throw them away, this is the dangerous part.

A dumpster diving theif, or dishonest cashier could retrieve these receipts and use them to commit fraud, and theft by fraud, although usually only the last 4 digits of the credit/debit card are printed on the receipt. Always make a note of the purchase and destroy (burn or shred) the receipt, and check your credit report every 3 months.

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