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H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.

EXPLAINED: When checkout charity gets uncomfortable and maybe even illegal | Rare Historical Photos

A shopper looks surprised as she looks at her receipt in a grocery store.

When was the last time that you were paying for your groceries or other items, and the cashier asked, "Would you like to round up your total for charity?" Perhaps they didn't tell you which charity. Or maybe they simply asked, "Would you like to round it up?"

That's what "Sylvia" and her mother encountered at a home decor chain store that sells bedding, kitchenware and holiday goods.

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