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by sanju09 » Thu Sep 16, 2010 8:31 pm
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goyalsau wrote:Guys please answer my query as well..
In US, balance is the amount that has been spent already on the card.

In India, it means the amount available for spending.

Anyone who endorses this explanation?
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by goyalsau » Thu Sep 16, 2010 9:05 pm
abhigang wrote:
goyalsau wrote:Guys please answer my query as well..
In US, balance is the amount that has been spent already on the card.

In India, it means the amount available for spending.

Anyone who endorses this explanation?
Thanks man you at least got what i was asking?
you are absolutely right in interpreting why i got it wrong. but still i don't find anybody you can answer this question i think every body is busy with the tough 800 level questions and no interested in answering a simple one. Because i don't they don't even think it to be a question..
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by sanju09 » Thu Sep 16, 2010 9:32 pm
goyalsau wrote:
abhigang wrote:
goyalsau wrote:Guys please answer my query as well..
In US, balance is the amount that has been spent already on the card.

In India, it means the amount available for spending.

Anyone who endorses this explanation?
Thanks man you at least got what i was asking?
you are absolutely right in interpreting why i got it wrong. but still i don't find anybody you can answer this question i think every body is busy with the tough 800 level questions and no interested in answering a simple one. Because i don't they don't even think it to be a question..
Be it US or India, on a credit card

Amount unspent = Limit - Balance, I never :lol: without a lovely reason
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by goyalsau » Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:38 pm
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