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Latest post Sat, May 23 2009 1:09 AM by Clive. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  737389 Tue, 19 May 09 09:25 AM
Is it "not exchangeable in cash" or "non exchangeable for cash"
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Clive  +  743179 Sat, 23 May 09 01:09 AM
Hi,

Is it "not exchangeable in cash" or "non exchangeable for cash"

 

'For', not 'in'.

 

"not exchangeable for cash" is more grammatical.

 

"non-exchangeable for cash" If you want to say this, add the hyphen after 'non'.

 

But if you exchange something for cash, would you not call that a refund?

So, wouldn't you just say 'No refunds' or 'non-refundable'.

 

Best wishes, Clive
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