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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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There was a promotion in a store
There was a promotion in a store, how do I correctly phrase?
For every $100 spent, you get 10 percent store credit. If you spend $200 you get 20 dollars of store credit.
For every $100 spent, you get 10 percent store credit. If you spend $200 you get 20 dollars of store credit.
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This is all you need; don't drag it out: For every $100 spent, you get $10 store credit.
- This is all you need; don't drag it out: For every $100 spent, you get $10 store credit.
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This is all you need; don't drag it out:
For every $100 spent, you get $10 store credit.
For every $100 spent, you get $10 store credit.
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