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If there was a moment to use QR codes for something useful it would be that receipt. The last thing I want to do is type some 34 character case-sensitive id in
by mjschultz 14y ago
If there was a moment to use QR codes for something useful it would be that receipt. The last thing I want to do is type some 34 character case-sensitive id into my browser to get my money.
- reitzensteinm 14y agoOn your phone, no less.
- astrodust 14y agoI'm still stunned that Microsoft and their Kinect wizardry can't scan those XBL codes so you don't have to waste so much time typing them in. QR codes have a use!
- activepeanut 14y agoThe inconvenience is part of their business plan. A certain percentage of people won't redeem their code, making it profitable.
- astrodust 14y agoMost of the codes I've redeemed are for things that come bundled with something I've already purchased. I doubt typing in an annoying code is going to make a meaningful difference in the redemption percentage of purchased point or Live cards. The biggest factor there is losing track of them.
- 178 14y agoThere is a QR code on the receipt, it is just hidden under the small box so the internets does not steal my 1 €.
- vrotaru 14y agoSend the E to your main wallet and show to QR code. It would be quite intresting to watch later the statistics of access
- scoot 14y agoYour €1? Seriously? If you really cared about €1 you'd obfuscate the ID, and put a bogus QR, but geeze, €1? I suspect in reality that while you were busy sticking paper labels to a pub condom machine with blue-tack you forgot the obvious utility of a QR code on the ticket.