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Old 01-10-2006, 08:56 PM   #13
funnyPasds

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You're asking credit card companies to spend money to audit every single transaction, sort them based on charges generated inside the US, verify it's a gambling company, and then tax the transaction and pay the IRS the amount for each individual. So if I go gamble the credit card company has to know what the transaction is for....forget it because its so unrealistic anyway. Credit card companies are not going to spend millions and hire a army of coder's trying to keep up with this in their accounting system not even mentioning the millions lost in fraud from these businesses.
lol, You don't know shit biggy. The transactions are easy to track. Computers already do it now.
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