- Amount allocated: 1.95 €
- Allocation number: 1007895
- Purchase order number: 95515924
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Is that a milestone? I don’t know! An allocation on its own doesn’t generate money!
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All of them? Not really as explained in my previous post on this topic of October 21, 2006.
Quite strange indeed that an allocation gets two numbers:
- A purchase order number and …
- An allocation number
- vouchers
- gifts (from Skype to some of its customers),
- allocations
- cancelled or rejected purchases
- balance expirations
- etc.
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