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Should A Business Owner Always Say No To Credit?
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[QUOTE="Bisolami, post: 311330, member: 78076"] You are right that there is no way a business owner will say no to credit because it is possible for the business owner to lose customers when he tells them that he cannot sell goods on credit but there should be a limit to the rate at which a sells goods on credit so that the person will not go bankrupt. A lot of companies have gone bankrupt because they sold too much goods on credit and they were not able to recover all the money that they have outside so they just had to shut down the business and it is a very common thing but it is not good [/QUOTE]
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