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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
To settle an account
Dear experts,
the question is simple enough for you, but very important to me — to be on the safe side. I have recently received a credit note from one of the world's largest payment systems with the following text:
"This credit note will be settled to your account ACCOUNT NAME for an amount of *** within 30 days".
If I have this account, does it mean that the payment organization will pay the money to it or, alternatively, shall I pay to the organization. I tend to believe the former option is correct.
Please help!
Regards,
Noel
the question is simple enough for you, but very important to me — to be on the safe side. I have recently received a credit note from one of the world's largest payment systems with the following text:
"This credit note will be settled to your account ACCOUNT NAME for an amount of *** within 30 days".
If I have this account, does it mean that the payment organization will pay the money to it or, alternatively, shall I pay to the organization. I tend to believe the former option is correct.
Please help!
Regards,
Noel
Top answer
I would agree with you that the former option is correct. A "credit note" is the usual term for a refund or an award.
- I would agree with you that the former option is correct.
- A "credit note" is the usual term for a refund or an award.
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I would agree with you that the former option is correct. A "credit note" is the usual term for a refund or an award.
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