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B2 · Money, contracts & everyday services · 115/200

Der Preis der schnellen Unterschrift

Follow a customer refusing artificial same-day pressure for a long service contract and accepting the real loss of a promotion while she compares the terms. 911 words

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Comprehension quiz

What does the twenty-euro monthly headline mean over the minimum term?
What specifically disproves the pressure to sign during Wednesday’s visit?
Why can allowing the discount to lapse still be a reasoned choice?
How does the earlier disappointing service experience inform the narrator without proving anything about Nils’s firm?
What changes between the Monday comparison and Tuesday’s follow-up?
Which decision is actually reached at the end?