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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sckeener" data-source="post: 2864887" data-attributes="member: 8801">one IP attorney said the receipt has to have information on it that links it to the person and book.  So the receipt will need to have the name of the book (ISBN/UPC/something) and my name.  Since I do not carry cash on me, I do not see this as a problem.  If the store prints my entire credit card number information, then I'll black out everything except the last four digits before scanning.I'm not following you.  Isn't that an issue for anyone that buys non-drm pdfs? or are you talking about the shredded book?  It is illegal to sell a book that has been dismantled (at least in Texas.)Maybe I should preface that I asked here because I was hoping someone already knew the answer.  I provide technical support for over 700+ lawyers at an energy company (oops too many attorneys included staff in that count.)  My parents are lawyers (admittedly my dad is family law and my mother is tax law.)  One of my best DMs is a lawyer (admittedly he is a VP general counsel so he deals more with business than giving legal advice.)  I have no shortage of lawyers to ask, but since this is a very narrow focus, I hoped someone else already knew the answer for this field, gaming.</blockquote>