Kraan wrote:eddydevries wrote:I was looking at the notes entered in Latvia, and there I noticed these notes:
Dear eddydevries,
I noticed your remark about my small Latvian trip in the EBT forum and I agree – my actions seem to be strange or even suspicious. But let me clear this out. I had a small road trip with my friend (who is not an EBT user) in the northern part of Latvia and I had the intention to collect some new dots as well. But unfortunately it’s almost impossible to change some euro notes in these small places at weekends . My friend offered, that he gives me some brand new 5 euro notes, if I wanted them. I thought about it and decided, that this tracking style is not brilliant, but on the other hand it is not against rules. I obtained the note in Latvia and I entered this note correctly at this point. After that I repeated this operation in some other small Latvian towns and villages. All notes were entered by phone strictly in places, where I got the notes. You can even check the time difference between different locations.
I’m sorry about the confusion.
Kindest regards,
Kraan
Dear Kraan,
Thank you for your very honest, open and detailed explanation.
In my opinion, the following rule applies:
Notes received on flights, trains, ferries, etc.
In such a case, you should not enter the note as originating from the city you just passed by when you got it. (This might be very difficult to determine on a boat or a flight anyway.) Take either the last stop or your destination instead.
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This is only my personal opinion, but if you are travelling together with a friend, and he gives you a bill every 20 minutes, you should enter them either from the departure or from the destination.
Of course you were at location X at time Y when the bill actually changed hands, but for me this is the same as if you are travelling together by airplane or by train.
Again, this is just my interpretation, maybe others will have different opinions.
Regards, good luck, and many Hits!
Carlos
P.S.: "Difficult" only makes it more interesting.
