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05-01-2013, 11:53 AM
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PayPal
And one last comment....on PayPal you can go back quite far in 2 year increments. You can actually download your purchases or payments sent into a CSV (comma separated) file which Excel will save.
The Description line item gives the basic auction description of the purchase detailed in the titles of the auction, but if you need more a more accurate description than this (for instance in a "Lot" of cards) you need to click on the separate "Detail" button to print off separately. You can also save digital images of your purchases in the same Excel spread as well. This is the best way to save info., I have found. 
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