Posting transaction receipts: good or bad?

[eLdavis]

I usually see most business owners post credit alerts and transaction receipts, they use this as a strategy to let people know they are active and legit, but is posting your credit alerts and receipts a good strategy?

 

[Starmix]

That could be good, or it depends on the interest of the business owners and customers. Many customers never care about posting alerts or receipts. they just buy and go.

 

[Min George]

Is it receipts of purchase from customers? It is not wrong as long as the business got express permission from the customer to post it.

 

[ASFA123]

I think it is not good, because it may leak business secrets. Sometimes it appeal to competitors to copy few things of that business.

 

[Augusta]

Clear and accurate receipts reassure customers that they are dealing with a reliable business

 

[Kross]

Is a good strategy when it comes to getting people to sign on board but it could be bad in a sense that if you expose all your details, you could be easily defrauded so it is wise to conceal some of the information on the receipt while you post your receipt.

 

[Suba]

Posting transaction receipts in their entirety, without editing, can have negative consequences and compromise user privacy and the risk of hacking. Therefore, if you must post transaction receipts, you need to make certain edits or changes to remove customer numbers and personal information.

 

[Trush Jodie]

If you want to post transaction receipts online, be sure that you edit sensitive details. I don't even think it is safe posting receipts on public spaces in the internet.