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Debarghya Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance
Meaning of the Sentence
Payment must be received other than though cash on or before the date of agreement.
What is this 'though cash' means?
What is this 'though cash' means?
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It should be "through cash". "in cash" or "by cash" would be more natural and much better. Kind regards, Michael
- It should be "through cash".
- "in cash" or "by cash" would be more natural and much better.
- Kind regards, Michael
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It should be "through cash". "in cash" or "by cash" would be more natural and much better. Kind regards, Michael
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So the payment must be made through bank or any other terms in lieu of cash.
It is exactly written as though cash in my book, does it signify anything else?
It is exactly written as though cash in my book, does it signify anything else?
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No - it means the opposite. The means of payment must be cash - this is what is meant by "payment in cash".
"You must make payment in cash, not by internet transfer or credit card".
Payment "through" cash is not good but understandable.
"though" is clearly a spelling mistake. If the writer really mean "though", then he or she is not helping anyone with such a bad mista
"You must make payment in cash, not by internet transfer or credit card".
Payment "through" cash is not good but understandable.
"though" is clearly a spelling mistake. If the writer really mean "though", then he or she is not helping anyone with such a bad mista
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