The phrase "as payment offered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a transaction or an exchange, indicating that something is being provided as a form of payment.
Example: "The seller agreed to accept the old car as payment offered for the new vehicle."
Alternatives: "as compensation provided" or "as consideration given".
If you do not have enough for a cash down payment, offer a car as a trade-in that still has a lot of value.
PayPal.Me competes with a handful of peer-to-peer payment apps, including Square Cash, as well as payment options offered by Facebook (in Messenger), Google (in Gmail and Google Wallet) and Snapchat (powered by Square Cash, in the app).
PayPal.Me competes with a handful of peer-to-peer payment apps, including Square Cash, as well as payment options offered by Facebook (in Messenger), Google (in Gmail and Google Wallet) and Snapchat (powered by Square Cash, in the app).
As payment, he offered a print or $15, Gilden said: "The man took the money, so I guess he didn't think much of me as a photographer". He also showed us plenty of recent work from Russia and the US where he is exploring the recent financial downturn.
As payment, he was offered the choice of cash or shares of Facebook stock.
A federal prosecutor, Tony Giorno, says that as payment, Mr. Gilmore offered the killers drugs that were in the Davis house.
Furthermore, some of the payment options offered, such as direct payment of utility and commercial bills, are of little use to the urban poor, who lack direct utility connections and extra spending money.
Interchange fees also restrict market entry as their revenues for issuing payment service providers function as a minimum threshold to convince issuing payment service providers to issue payment cards or other payment instruments, such as online and mobile payment solutions, offered by new entrants.
The Saint Mary's Canal Mineral Company (of which John Seymour and Benjamin Tibbits were directors) was formed to develop lands deriving from the timber lands offered as payment for the canal.
50 Cent has starred in a couple of average third-person shooters, Bulletproof and Blood on the Sand (in which Fiddy and his crew shoots up a Middle Eastern terrorist cell for stealing, not even shitting you, a jewel-encrusted human skull offered as payment for a G-Unit gig), and EA's Def Jam Icon of 2007 set MC on MC in wholly inglorious one-on-one combat.
