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Originally Posted by dudewheresmytardis  Unless you were using this to add to a whitehouse scam, if you don't know what that is look it up. |
To do what?
If you have the receipt number, you have the receipt number - if you don't, you don't. The concept of making a receipt from scratch is useless.
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Originally Posted by dudewheresmytardis I sort of doubt walleworld would issue unique identifiers for cash transactions, I also doubt that they's be able to update a database between all stores that fast. I've never run forged reciepts at walmart, but I know a lot of other major retailers have this very flaw, or did a couple of years ago. |
Receipts aren't numbered by whether they're cash, check, or charge. Receipt numbers correspond to which store it came from, the date, the time of day, the register it came from, and how many transactions have occurred on that register that day. Unique transaction IDs are automatically generated in chronological order.
Knowing this changes nothing of course, as there's still no way to duplicate all of the information.
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Originally Posted by dudewheresmytardis Walmart allows returns from other stores, this much I do know. I say go for it with a couple of small $20 or less purchases, if it works, try bigger, but don't go over 1k, that's usually felonious in most areas, and any purchase etc at a walmart for over 1k is going to raise eyebrows. Try it but be smart, hell I'd have tried it by now out of curiosity but alas, there are no Walmarts in NYC |
Go for what? The only workable concept that's been talked about is the original White House scam.