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Editor's Desk: Fool's Game
sponsored by Information Security Magazine
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12 Apr 2008
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Published:
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01 Apr 2008
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HTML
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Length:
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4
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Type:
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Journal Article
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
So I take my son to a local video game stop--you know, one of those that sells used games at a discount. How can you turn down a used version of Zelda: Oracle of Ages for the Game Boy Advance for a pittance of $4.99--cash? Turns out, of course, the game didn't work well--someone resold it in for a reason, I suppose. No sweat says the cashier. Within 30 days, all returns are refunded with a receipt. So I bring it back the same day and explain the situation. No sweat. Same cashier takes my receipt and starts typing away. After about four minutes, she looks up and says: name, address, phone number. "Why?" I ask. It was a cash transaction. Her brilliant answer: "Because you're returning the game."
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Author
Michael S. Mimoso
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