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RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - mothered - 04-08-2019
(04-07-2019, 06:33 PM)tedownyiskinm Wrote: Any reason why you guys dont print the image and scan it back in to the send?
What do you mean by this?
Quote:scan it back in to the send?
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - prevent - 04-08-2019
take it easy on him @mothered he only has 2 posts :L
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - tedownyiskinm - 04-08-2019
Yeah take it easy hahaha
If you make receipts on Photoshop then send them over wont they look forged? I imagine its quite hard to get that genuine look without printing. I downloaded one of the PSD from here that someone posted for Currys and 1 looked pretty good, the other one was crumbled but the text over it was clean and crisp.
I made one myself to SE Razer when they asked for a receipt so i made one for Game, printed it off, crumbled it up a bit, added a stain, scanned it and sent that. They seem to have accepted it and no fear of any meta info in the images from PS.
I just wondered why printing and re scanning wasn't mentioned as way to avoid all the image data issues.
Ill share the PSD i made once i know the SE worked
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - titchyyyy - 04-08-2019
(04-08-2019, 12:21 PM)tedownyiskinm Wrote: Yeah take it easy hahaha
If you make receipts on Photoshop then send them over wont they look forged? I imagine its quite hard to get that genuine look without printing. I downloaded one of the PSD from here that someone posted for Currys and 1 looked pretty good, the other one was crumbled but the text over it was clean and crisp.
I made one myself to SE Razer when they asked for a receipt so i made one for Game, printed it off, crumbled it up a bit, added a stain, scanned it and sent that. They seem to have accepted it and no fear of any meta info in the images from PS.
I just wondered why printing and re scanning wasn't mentioned as way to avoid all the image data issues.
Ill share the PSD i made once i know the SE worked
I understand what you mean but it depends on the receipt tbh.
Not many people will print out an online order receipt, they'll just provide it via screenshot or PDF, etc.
But yeah, your way would solve the issue just fine.
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - mothered - 04-08-2019
(04-08-2019, 05:35 AM)prevent Wrote: take it easy on him @mothered he only has 2 posts :L
The number of posts are Immaterial.
I need clarification on what's written.
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - Kawa - 04-17-2019
wouldn't be better to spoof the metadata of a camera instead of just erasing the metadata?
I guess at the end it will depend on if the original receipts contains metadata at all or not.
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - DealWithSniping - 10-21-2020
Thanks for the heads up dude <3
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - Otterotter - 10-17-2022
Thank you for the tutorial
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - KingDead - 10-17-2022
I used Receipt Mansion on a Best Buy receipt that was past warranty and changed the date for Nvidia to get them to send me replacement parts under warranty. Worked perfectly.
RE: Don't get caught using Photoshop for Fake Receipts! - LilWilly - 10-18-2022
(10-17-2022, 08:54 PM)KingDead Wrote: I used Receipt Mansion on a Best Buy receipt that was past warranty and changed the date for Nvidia to get them to send me replacement parts under warranty. Worked perfectly.Replacement parts being a new GPU?
Thought you had to RMA and send the faulty unit back.