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Rain Check
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Rain Check
A receipt or verbal promise by a seller that if a product is out of stock potential buyers will be able to buy the same product at the current price when the seller receives the next shipment. This is important if the seller wishes to attract or retain the buyer's business; that is, the seller issues rain checks to discourage buyers from going to a competitor.


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Byline: BY RICHARD WILLIAMSON Daily Post Sports Editor ORGANISERS of the Liverpool International tennis tournament are taking a rain check for 2008.
Taking a rain check is traced to 1884, when it was a free ticket issued to baseball fans when a game was rained off.
THE musical heaven that is the Godiva Festival is still a week away and tomorrow the Colosseum and the Colly crew are taking a rain check from putting the finishing touches to their contribution by showcasing three top-notch bands.
 
 
 
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