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2 years ago

Something that credit card commercials don't show you is . ...

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The Credit card Commercials do not usually reveal

people making payments for month/year on the credit card purchase.

<h3>What is the usage of commercial credit card?</h3>

A commercial card is a credit card provided by employers to their workers to be used for business transactions.

Commercial cards, which are frequently provided as corporate branded cards with merchants, assist businesses in managing their spending by consolidating all charges made by employees into a single location. What the credit card commercials do not reveal is people making payments on the credit card purchase.

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