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  1. 16-Mar-2006, 20:39 #1
    Hanka
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    Hello,

    could you please tell me what "out front" means in the following text:

    The fence as shown in the picture below costs 100 EUR each, the consumer price is 130 EUR (the payment should be out front).

    Thank you very much.

    Hanka
  2. 16-Mar-2006, 21:40 #2
    MrPedantic
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    Hello Hanka

    I don't know this phrase; but it seems very similar to "payment up front", i.e. "payment in advance".

    MrP
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