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Achamo Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
The detail of "store credit"
I have read past threads here englishforumes, but am not sure about store credit's detail yet.
1. Is it a certain object or just a kind of system of refunding?
2. If the word "store credit" is used for a system, is that basically became a card or a paper like receipt, and given customers and then can be used anytime by the customer?
Thank you.
1. Is it a certain object or just a kind of system of refunding?
2. If the word "store credit" is used for a system, is that basically became a card or a paper like receipt, and given customers and then can be used anytime by the customer?
Thank you.
Top answer
A 'store credit' is given to a customer who returns an item that was sold by the store, but that the customer does not want. Some stores will refund the purchase price of the item in cash to the customer. Other stores will issue a store credit.
- A 'store credit' is given to a customer who returns an item that was sold by the store, but that the customer does not want.
- Some stores will refund the purchase price of the item in cash to the customer.
- Other stores will issue a store credit.
- A store credit entitles the customer to a credit in the amount of the purchase price of the item being returned.
- This credit can be applied to the price of any other item for sale in the store.
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A 'store credit' is given to a customer who returns an item that was sold by the store, but that the customer does not want. Some stores will refund the purchase price of the item in cash to the customer. Other stores will issue a store credit. A store credit entitles the customer to a credit in the amount of the purchase price of the item being returned. This credit can be applied to the price of
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Thank you for your detailed explanation!
The word "store credit" indicates an object, can take any form at each store (a card or a piece of paper), and is a countable noun.
However, most stores refund the purchase price of their merchandise in cash if requested.
Do I understand correctly?
The word "store credit" indicates an object, can take any form at each store (a card or a piece of paper), and is a countable noun.
However, most stores refund the purchase price of their merchandise in cash if requested.
Do I understand correctly?
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Hello again,
Yes, I think so, but let's be certain and start with your easiest question. Most high-end stores will refund your purchase in cash. A high-end store is one like Tiffany & Co., Le Printemps (in Paris), Harry Winston (NYC), or any other very expensive store selling very expensive items. Most other stores will only issue you a store credit (they are loathe to see m
Yes, I think so, but let's be certain and start with your easiest question. Most high-end stores will refund your purchase in cash. A high-end store is one like Tiffany & Co., Le Printemps (in Paris), Harry Winston (NYC), or any other very expensive store selling very expensive items. Most other stores will only issue you a store credit (they are loathe to see m
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Thank you for your detailed answer again.
I probably understand about high-end store! Louls Vitton and Hermes are high-end stores too, aren't they?
They will refund your purchase in cash, but most common stores will only issue you a store credit.
Would it be okay to understand store credit is kind of like the middle of gift certificate and check/cheque?
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I probably understand about high-end store! Louls Vitton and Hermes are high-end stores too, aren't they?
They will refund your purchase in cash, but most common stores will only issue you a store credit.
Would it be okay to understand store credit is kind of like the middle of gift certificate and check/cheque?
It can b
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