Sentence examples for card buying from inspiring English sources

"Can you tell me how much you saved when you used your Discover card buying gas?" Mr. Culbert said.

Hayes said Card Factory had enjoyed an unbroken run of like-for-like sales growth since it was founded in 1997 with card buying part of the UK psyche and the average British adult buying 30 a year.

Don't forget to take full advantage of schemes where you buy a certain number of products to get one free: even though you've filled your loyalty card buying medium-sized burritos, you can probably indulge in a large one for no cost at all.

For the consumers the investment in a cashless infrastructure comes at a fixed cost of E C. One can envisage such fixed costs as opening a bank account, paying joining fees to a credit card company or fees charged to obtain a debit card, buying a smartphone, etc.

But before you give up hope and max out your credit card buying every expensive hair product known to man, hear us out.

So next time you're standing in line, gripping your credit card, buying more stuff than you do not need and getting further in debt, and the person behind the cash register says "Happy Holidays," look them in the eye and say thank you, and wish them a Merry Christmas.

And if you're stuck with the gift card, buy a copy of "The Portable Dorothy Parker".

The frequent-rider rewards program is as simple as a coffee card: buy eight one-way trips and get the ninth free, no restrictions.

Should I go on a shopping spree with my credit card, buy five huge plasma TVs, two oversized cars and a house I can't afford?

Every card bought will unlock funds for life-saving measles vaccines.

If you don't have a credit card, buy a prepaid one.