credit card - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • accept: If the company will accept credit cards for the whole job then that's even better.
  • compare: Compare the best reward credit cards and then apply online American Business Credit Cards You need a credit card to match your business needs.
  • use: Use a low interest credit card to finance small cash sums.
  • choose: If you choose credit card we will contact you by telephone for your card details prior to completing your order.
  • reward: CashBack Reward Credit Cards Get cash back on all your credit card purchases with a cash back reward credit card.

Preposition: at

  • time: Please note that we do not automatically debit your credit cards at time of order.

Converse of subject

  • make: Payments can be made by credit card if preferred, by posting a check or by taking cash to the address given.

Preposition: over

  • phone: Payment for reservations is required within three days. By credit card over the phone or in person.
  • Internet: We understand that not everyone is comfortable paying by credit card over the Internet.

Adjective modifier

  • major: Approved accounts are strictly net 30 days from date of invoice or payment by major credit cards.
  • valid: Customers must be over age 18 with a valid credit card.
  • low: Use a low interest credit card to finance small cash sums.
  • online: All resources are available via secure online credit card ordering from our online catalog.

Modifies a noun

  • issuer: Fast, easy links to UK credit card issuers.
  • debt: I always took cash, to pay off the credit card debt.
  • fraud: Unfortunately credit card fraud is becoming an increasingly worrying concern.
  • transaction: Credit Card Transactions All your details are kept strictly confidential.
  • detail: The credit card details need never go to the merchant web site.
  • payment: Yes, we use Paypal to process your credit card payments.

Preposition: with

  • rate: Many people opt for credit cards with low introductory rates to allow them to manage their finances effectively.

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