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debit to

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debit something to someone or something
to make a charge for something to someone or something. To whose account can we debit this charge? Let's debit it to Jane.
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And if you choose direct debit to pay for other expenses - such as digital TV and broadband, plus magazine subscriptions - then the savings can be even greater.
If you contain on hand debit to get rid of nevertheless keep hold of an excellent credit score you ought to discover an unusual method to resolve your debit condition.
An ntl spokeswoman said: "All our customers received a letter with their April bill detailing our plans to standardise our administration charge for payment by non-direct debit to pounds 4 a month, which is line with other companies, such as Sky.
 
 
 
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