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      <pubDate>2017-01-04 11:02:49 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Payment Methods</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>- Credit Cards</strong><br>The most commonly used for electronic payments. It has its own unique identification number that is attached to a bank account which will incur charges on a bill after the credit card is used.<br><strong>- Debit Cards<br></strong>Debit cards are similar to credit cards in that they function similarly though when your pruchase an item using a debit card your bank account is charged instantly and will also not work if the funds are not available.<strong><br>- Smart Cards<br></strong>Smart cards have a set amount of currency on them that is decreased each time it is use, they function similarly to credit and debit cards.<strong><br>- Electronic Fund Transfer<br></strong>The transferal of money between bank accounts<strong><br>- E - money<br></strong>E-money is where payment is done over an electronic network and gets transferred from one financial body to another. An example of this is gift cards where you use a currency to then use on a digital store such as google play or amazon, the downside to this is then that money is stuck on that specific account and can only be used there, it is also allowed to expire after a certain period</div>]]></description>
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