Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 15th Feb 2013 08:21 UTC

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2009-05-19
In EU it's a legal requirement. Since it's a transaction that is not associated with a cash register, in EU the corresponding sales documentation has to have buyer's and seller's details(name, address at the minimum). Both parties have to have that invoice.
US, not sure.
Nope. Refunds based on that information can be only made to an active CC. You need much more information to refund to a different CC or send a cheque.
The risk of it is too high. If any of the merchants that I bought Android apps from try to contact me that is grounds for immediate termination of agreement without a payout. (4.2 Google Wallet merchant agreement)