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4 | Garantinio apmokėjimo kortelė |
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3 +1 | garantinė čekio apmokėjimo kortelė |
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Garantinio apmokėjimo kortelė Explanation: Kortelė, suteikianti garantiją remitentui, jog čekį pateikęs (išrašęs) asmuo yra mokus (jo sąskaitoje yra pakankamai pinigų išrašytam čekiui padengti) * You will need a cheque guarantee card. Cheques are only accepted with a cheque guarantee card in shops and restaurants in Britain. The card guarantees to the retailer that cheques up to a certain value (usually £100) will be paid by the bank. Without a cheque guarantee card you will not be able to use cheques outside your bank (except for fees and rent). Ask if you will be issued with a cheque guarantee card before you open your account. Students registered on courses of less than 12 months may be refused a cheque guarantee card and/or other services |
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garantinė čekio apmokėjimo kortelė Explanation: <- Sutinku su aukščiau pateiktu atsakymu, tačiau perfrazuočiau jį taip. Reference: http://glossary.global-investor.com/pages/glossary.htm?Searc... |
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