Go to the website version. Should be able to clean it out from there. More on reddit.com

Try looking at the credit card receipts ,thats where I found my first purchase Even if you buy from google play or with paypal it will still be in your credit card receipts And gl with the account recovery More on reddit.com

My mother is an authorized card holder on one of my cards. Sure, I can check my bank statement, but I know that all the transactions which I'm responsible for are only ever used via phone tap. Getting a complete history would make things very easy to compare which are mine and which are hers. She keeps a running total, but she's getting up there in years and she may easily be forgetting some of them. There's a couple hundred dollar discrepancy and sometimes we have vendors that overlap. For example, as I'm never buying alcohol, I know trips to the LCBO (a canadian liquor vendor) aren't mine. We both, however, eat sometimes at Harvey's, so it's tough to say which are hers and which are mine. Going forward, I understand I need to keep a better record, but having access to the last, say, 90 days worth would help sort this out for us. Anyone know if there's currently a way to view more, or is that just a feature they don't have in Google Wallet? Thanks in advance. More on reddit.com

You simply click the item in the list, go to the "info" icon, click the option "why is this here", see that it was from an email, open the email, realize there's no interface to delete so you'll have to open your mail client and delete the email, then you'll realize you have to delete the order confirmation, delivery, and any other email associated with the purchase. Then it's gone. It's not complicated at all. At Google, you're in charge of all your data. (/s) More on reddit.com