Sentence examples for Cash on delivery from inspiring English sources
noun
A transaction in which goods are paid for in full in cash or by certified check immediately when they are received by the buyer.
Cash on delivery put a strain on the company's resources as it had to ship goods first and collect, or not, the money later.
"Cash on delivery" sees donors and recipients set targets, for example to cut child mortality rates or increase the number of girls who finish school, and agree on how much will be paid if they are met.
Local merchants have shunned, and in some cases sued, the organization because of unpaid debts; at least one oil company began demanding cash on delivery.
And one of their feed suppliers said that from now on, it's cash on delivery.
A chalk board announced: "Cash on Delivery".
The rebels, he added, demand cash on delivery.
Ask any retailer or merchant who sells online and they'll tell you that cash-on-delivery is their number one pain.
The smuggling arrangement is supposed to work on a cash-on-delivery basis.
In cash-on-delivery programmes, by contrast, the only checks are on the measurement of outcomes.
Since the business works on a cash-on-delivery basis, this cut the coyote out of the picture.
It was suppliers demanding cash-on-delivery that tipped them over the edge.Yet the similarities end there.
