Make installments
Hi
I am not sure if the phrase make installments works at all, but let me try to explain...
We can only pay for something (a house, plot, a huge loan, etc) in installments if the concerned department agrees to make installments and we agree on the amount to be paid every specific period of time. Does it make sense?
The company refused to make installments and insisted that I pay the whole amount in one go.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
The idea is this. The seller agrees to accept payment in / by installments. The two parties agree on the amount to be paid every specific period of time.
- The idea is this.
- The seller agrees to accept payment in / by installments.
- The two parties agree on the amount to be paid every specific period of time.
- The buyer pays in / by installments.
- Clive
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The idea is this.
The seller agrees to accept payment in / by installments.
The two parties agree on the amount to be paid every specific period of time.
The buyer pays in / by installments.
Clive
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