"made a transaction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about conducting a financial exchange. For example: "I made a transaction with the store and bought some new shoes."
A good argument can be advanced that someone who calls a travel agent from home and then gives the agent a credit card number over the phone has made a transaction from home, wherever the agent may be.
They're recommending that anyone who's made a transaction on Drupal.org keeps an eye on their statements, just in case.
Essentially, it's only customers who are contacted to leave reviews — meaning you have to have made a transaction on the site.
According to a May 2015 survey by research company RF Intelligence Group, 53percentt of Australians have made a transaction with a contactless payment method.
Users will also see an "Amex Card Member Review" next to reviews on TripAdvisor when a cardholder has made a transaction with their connected card and then written a review for that place.
The payment device will calculate the number of times a payee has made a transaction and as an added bonus, will automatically award the user with coupons, points or discounts, which the merchant determines.
"When you feel comfortable, go ahead and make a transaction," Ms. Curvey said.
But I'm persuading and convincing people to make a transaction.
He had noticed a man at "a known drug location," making a transaction in a men's room.
"The absence of risk that can legitimately be eliminated does not make a transaction a sham," she wrote.
To make a transaction with virtual currency, both parties need access to a smartphone or internet connection.
