Is paid in full Correct?

In fact, paid is sometimes used even for the nautical meanings of pay. But you can’t use payed for the non-nautical senses of pay. So, you can say: I paid my debt in full.

Is it has paid or have paid?

The term “had paid” is past perfect tense and “have paid” is present perfect. 🙂

Has been paid or was paid?

The first version – has been paid – is correct. That’s because what you are talking about is a sum of money. A sum of money is a singular entity. The sentence ‘£50,000 have been paid’ would suggest the payment was made in the form of 50,000 distinct units, i.e. coins.

What is another word for paid in full?

What is another word for paid in full?

settled	paid
remitted	remunerated
requited	indemnified
equalizedUS	recouped
disbursed	anteed

How do you word paid in full?

It should be written on company letterhead, state the customer’s name and payment amount. Write that it is paid. On the printed or hand-written receipt, write the words “Paid in Full” in large letters that cover a good portion of the receipt. Sign your name on the receipt as well to make the receipt a binding receipt.

How do you ask for a payment fee?

For the best success when calling a client make sure you do the following:

1. Clearly explain who you are.
2. Tell them why you are calling.
3. Avoid bringing up anything not related to the payment.
4. Speak clearly and politely.
5. Don’t make any accusations.
6. Explain what they need to pay you.
7. Explain how they can pay you.

What is the synonym of paid?

Frequently Asked Questions About pay Some common synonyms of pay are compensate, indemnify, recompense, reimburse, remunerate, repay, and satisfy. While all these words mean “to give money or its equivalent in return for something,” pay implies the discharge of an obligation incurred.

What is the meaning of paid in full?

“Paid,” or “paid in full,” is the term applied to installment accounts, like car loans, after the last payment is made and you have completed repayment of the loan as agreed. In both cases, the terms indicate a “final status,” meaning the account is no longer active and cannot be used again.

Is it wrong to use ‘fees’ instead of ‘term fees’?

It is not wrong to use ‘fee’ for a single and simple charge, and ‘fees’ for this as well as for a long term series of payments, but there is no hard and fast rule. ‘The principal announced the last date for the payment of the term fees’, not ‘term fee’.

What is the difference between paid and paided?

Paid vs. Payed. The past tense of the verb pay is paid for the majority of its senses. In fact, paid is sometimes used even for the nautical meanings of pay. But you can’t use payed for the non-nautical senses of pay. So, you can say: I paid my debt in full.

What is the plural form of the word “fee”?

Fee is singular form of the word “fee”. Fees is the plural form of the word “fee”. LAW historical an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service. make a payment to (someone) in return for services.

Is “pay” an irregular verb?

It is an irregular verb, but not one that’s hard to memorize, so it’s likely you’ll know that its present participle is always paying and that its past participle is paid . . . usually. Pay is a word of Latin origin, which found its way into the English language through the Anglo-Norman paier.