How do I check credit card activity of a prior date

not sure if they will ,you would have to some how prove you did buy them from them so how.
here in the uk if you dont have the receipt they will not refund or give credit.
if you paid by credit card you might find it on your bank records that should prove when and were you bought them.
it will have date time and the amount on it.
all you can do is try.

Even without the receipt, if you know the purchases date and vendor you may be able to get warranty support.

1. If you paid with a credit/debit card, you have proof of purchase on your bill (if you don't have the paper credit card bill, you should be able to download it at the card's online site).
2. Many vendors can provide you with a copy receipt although they will almost certainly want to know the date and location of purchase and the method of payment.
   
   Your best bet is:

• Call the vendor and ask whether they can provide a copy receipt - some will do this by email.
• Call the manufacturer, inform them of: the model and serial number from the plate on the equipment; the date and place of purchase. Then explain how the problem arose with the equipment and get their advice on how to proceed. They may ask you to do some tests and report back. (Provided you are certain that the item is still under warranty, if the first representative tries to put you off, ask to speak to a supervisor.)

If you want further advice on this at Fixya, you can provide details here of where you purchased the item and how you paid for it (obviously without providing personal or financial information).

One tip: remember that if you purchased the equipment with a credit card, you almost certainly have a warranty extension benefit on the card - usually double the warranty period up to one year. Check with your credit card provider or look up the benefits booklet they provide when they issue a new card and on their website. If that applies, you have an additional step which is to check the warranty expiration date and then contact the credit card provider's warranty extension service who will advise how to make the claim.

If you want more information or advice on how to test, we'll need the make, model and serial number of the equipment and a brief description of the setup.

Hope this helps and let's hope you can do this through warranty so that you don't have to choose new equipment ;)

If you paid by Cheque or credit card there is a record of how much you paid and to whom. Check with your bank or credit card company. The transaction statement should show when you bought the machine and who you bought it from.
Good luck
Nomess

If you used your credit card to make the payment, it will be on your statement, showing proof of purchase and a record of transaction. If you paid by cash no way to prove it.

Usually when you copy from one system to another, you also need to copy credit.pcc and config.pcc. The config holds various settings for hardware and such, and the credit holds the account information and indexing for multiple merchant accounts. If you are using a newer version of pcc, I would also copy over the mds.pcc, as this holds info for cashiers and more importantly, passwords.

How did you pay for the heater? Cash, credit card, or check? What store did you buy it from?

If you paid by credit card, some stores can look the purchase up. Some stores will accept returns for an equal exchange based on lookup of the charge.
If by check, you can get a copy of the canceled check from your bank. Take the copy with the heater to the store that you bought it, and they will likely allow an exchange.

If you paid by cash, you can contact the manufacturer, and he will ask you for the date code or serial number of the unit (he will tell you where to look). You can then discuss with them how to proceed to have the unit repaired or replaced.

Hey mero mero,

If you've lost your receipt and you purchased your PSP from a Best Buy™ store or online at BestBuy.com, there are a couple of options available to you. First, you can always stop into your local store and speak with an associate at the customer service desk. Alternatively, you can always give us a call directly at 888-BEST-BUY (888-237-8289) and request to speak with our receipt department. As long as you paid for your purchase using a credit card or check, we should be able to easily locate the sale using your name and telephone number.

Unfortunately, with cash and debit card purchases this is not always possible, and you may be asked for some additional information (date of purchase, store location, payment type, etc.).

Hope this helps you out.

Sincerely,
Aaron
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Go to the store where you purchased, explain to them of what the problem is and see if they can look into the archive records for your receipt, now the only problem you will concur is if you paid cash you will not be able to do this, 99% of stores keep receipts that are paid from credit/debit cards and some checks.
If you used a card then you won't have a problem. I really hope this solves your problem. And like I said if you paid cash you probably won't get a copy of your receipt.

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