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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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credit or debit

When you go to a register at a store, how would the cashier ask
When you had her the card?
Are you paying in credit or debit?

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Debit or credit? OR Credit or debit? OR nothing at all, because the machine will have a screen with buttons marked "Credit" and "Debit" and you just touch the one you want.

— CalifJim

  • Debit or credit?
  • OR Credit or debit?
  • OR nothing at all, because the machine will have a screen with buttons marked "Credit" and "Debit" and you just touch the one you want.
  • CJ
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Debit or credit?
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Credit or debit?
OR
nothing at all, because the machine will have a screen with buttons marked "Credit" and "Debit" and you just touch the one you want.

CJ
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I know they say 'credit or debit' but what would be the whole sentence?
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Anonymouswhat would be the whole sentence? ... what would the whole sentence be?
Would you like to pay by credit card or debit card?

CJ
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Since you are handing just one card and not 2 is that sill what you would say or Would you like to pay by credit or debit?

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