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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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on or to?
On or to?
If they try to charge something on/to a card and it won't work for whatever reason (not enough funds etc) they just say 'it's been rejected'.
Thanks
If they try to charge something on/to a card and it won't work for whatever reason (not enough funds etc) they just say 'it's been rejected'.
Thanks
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Thanks I would say the following. charge it to my card put it on my card pay with my card But I won't be surprised if some say 'charge on'.
- Thanks I would say the following.
- charge it to my card put it on my card pay with my card But I won't be surprised if some say 'charge on'.
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alc24On or to?If they try to charge something on/to a card and it won't work for whatever reason (not enough funds etc) they just say 'it's been rejected'.ThanksI would say the following.
charge it to my card
put it on my card
pay with my card
But I won't be surprised if some say 'charge on'.
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