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Pamela81 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

To charge off

Hi,

I need you to check this sentence and say if the verb used is correct.

"Be aware that in the case you want to remove one logo, we will charge off the cost for the printing of it"

I mean that, if the customer wants to remove one graphic logo on his stand, we will deduct the corrisponding sum calculated in the offer, because at the end he will not need the logo to be printed.

I don´t know if I explained it correctly...

Thanks for any feedback

Pamela
  

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No. You can't use "charge off". Use "deduct" or say that you won't charge the cost.

— CalifJim

  • No.
  • You can't use "charge off".
  • Use "deduct" or say that you won't charge the cost.
  • Be aware that if you want to remove one logo, we will [not charge you / deduct] the cost of printing it.
  • CJ
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No. You can't use "charge off". Use "deduct" or say that you won't charge the cost.

Be aware that if you want to remove one logo, we will [not charge you / deduct] the cost of printing it.

CJ
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Hi

thanks.

Can I then say : "you will be not charged FOR it"???

Also please clarífy why I can not use "to charge off" I got this verb into the dictionary.....

Thanks

Pamela
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