Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Payment"

A: @Astrrrid the money you pay before the amount of debt is decided

A: Instead of paying the full price immediately, you spread the cost over a longer period of time and pay while using the product

A: This means that a person has developed a pattern or a "habit" of paying his debts on time or not paying them on time.

A: 頭金

A: It's the amount of money a person receives after taxes and deductions have been withheld.

A: "The full payment will be charged to the credit card on file."

"This payment will be charged to the hotel room."

"The payment will be charged to the owner of the car."

A: here are some common expressions related to proceeding to payment:

1. "Once you've made your selection, you can proceed to payment."
2. "To finalize your purchase, click on 'Proceed to Payment' at the checkout."
3. "After adding items to your cart, you'll be prompted to proceed to payment."
4. "To complete your order, please proceed to the payment page."
5. "When you're ready to pay, simply click the 'Proceed to Payment' button."
6. "After reviewing your order, you can proceed to payment by entering your card details."
7. "To complete the transaction, you'll need to proceed to the payment section."
8. "After selecting your shipping method, you'll be directed to proceed to payment."
9. "Once you've filled out your billing information, click 'Proceed to Payment.'"
10. "To finalize your purchase, follow the instructions to proceed to payment."

I hope these examples help you understand how to use the expression "proceed to payment"! Let me know if you have any other questions.

A: My phonebill payment is due in 12 days.

I am going to make an early payment.

Please make your payment at the post office.

The couple made a down payment on their new home.

He needed to make 3 payments in order to pay for his mother's hospital bill.

Due to a bank error in his favor, the customer was compensated with a payment of $500 for distress and inconvenience.

A: you have to get this car by giving a full payment in advanced.

A: what form of payment will you be using

A: As far as I am aware there is no difference between them. While I would say that they're both technically correct, I've only heard "down payment on the new home".

A: Payment can describe any kind of currency or object received in return for a good or service. Payroll on the other hand is used if someone is employed to a person or company and is being paid a repeated salary.

A: There's no real difference, but "sent out" suggests the payment or message is going to multiple people. If you're making a payment to one person, just say "The payment was sent."

A: you would only see make payment as a question. such as on the computer you are making a payment and it is confirming "make payment?" as in "are you sure you want to make this payment?" make a payment is a command to tell the computer (or person you are making payment to) that you want to make a payment


"I am here to make a payment"

"I need to make a payment"

A: Topped up is when you refill an account.

Funded is when money has been provided by a third-party to your account due to grants, scholarships, or other agreement.

Credited is when a third party gives you money back or in compensation for something.

A: Typically it’s ‘Bank statement’ or ‘Credit Card Statement’

A: Wait i did a little mistake. It’s “I HAVE received the amount that you sent for XX”

A: “I have confirmed this file. Please kindly proceed with the payment for this.”

A: "I haven't received your payment so I'll have to remove your booking from our system."

A: And the monthly payment is a monthmy tuition? How do you say 'pension' in Wnglish?

A: @Fuuuu: Use 'will be' instead of 'are' e.g.
"The medical payments will be ready when your number is displayed on the screen."

A: What are you going to do with the payment? Make a payment ?

A: It's a joke. A whippet is a method of getting high using a can of whipped cream. When she says she has a PhD, she's using the initialism to express that she (probably not true) has a "Pretty Huge Drug" problem. This is a common joke (not necessarily about drugs) using the initials PhD to insinuate that they are an expert at something.

A: I think "payment completed" sounds most natural. As for the rest, I haven't heard anyone put it in such ways. Maybe if someone said "payment is done" or -finished, that would be more acceptable for those options. But "payment completed" sounds best, in my opinion :)

A: How much is the payment, per month, for trash?