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Qianlizhixing  +  407728 Wed, 22 Aug 07 11:31 AM

Charges for services are billed as *** Company specifies which may be in advance, periodically during the performance of the service, or after the service is completed.

What does it mean by billing charges? Can someone elaborate on the usage of "bill"?

Much thanks in advance!

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Feebs11  +  407793 Wed, 22 Aug 07 02:43 PM
The amount owed by one company to another, which is invoiced on a bill that is a printed or written statement of the money owed for goods or services.
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Anonymous, 2 yr 91 days ago
Feebs11, Thank you very much!
Anonymous, 2 yr 85 days ago
"Charges for services are billed" means an invoice will be sent and payment for services will be due.
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