BANK CARD
Any card given against a depositary account, such as a debit card or ATM card. There are instances that the phrase is also employed to refer to Mastercad and Visa, since these are also given by banks, though they are not linked directly into a depositary account and are considered as credit cards.
Bank have use restrictions, some are only allowed to be used at ATM machines or for some purchases.
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SFC
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Raider
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Net Sales
It refers to the gross revenues minus returns and discounts of a company. It is the amount presented in an income statement under sales revenue.
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