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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Credit or balance

Hi

I would like to know which word people (with pre-paid mobile/cell phones) use for the amount of money they load (by scratching a card). Balance? Credit?

Sorry, I couldn't call you last night. I had no __________________ on my cell.



Thanks,



Tom
  

Top answer

Balance is the sum of the plus and the minus entries. Balance is the amount of money in the account. For example, I try to keep a $300 balance in my checking account.

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  • Balance is the sum of the plus and the minus entries.
  • Balance is the amount of money in the account.
  • For example, I try to keep a $300 balance in my checking account.
  • That way, it is free.
  • Credit is heading of the column that lists all additions to the account -- checks deposited, for example.
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Balance is the sum of the plus and the minus entries. Balance is the amount of money in the account. For example, I try to keep a $300 balance in my checking account. That way, it is free.
Credit is heading of the column that lists all additions to the account -- checks deposited, for example. When she is uploading minutes, she is crediting the account with minutes she may use later.
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