What does C&C mean?
C&C means Credit & Collection
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance category.
What is the abbreviation for Credit & Collection?
Credit & Collection can be abbreviated as C&C
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What does C&C stand for? C&C stands for "Credit & Collection". |
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How to abbreviate "Credit & Collection"? "Credit & Collection" can be abbreviated as C&C. |
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What is the meaning of C&C abbreviation? The meaning of C&C abbreviation is "Credit & Collection". |
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What is C&C abbreviation? One of the definitions of C&C is "Credit & Collection". |
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What does C&C mean? C&C as abbreviation means "Credit & Collection". |
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What is shorthand of Credit & Collection? The most common shorthand of "Credit & Collection" is C&C. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAAPY - Collection de l'Aventure Automobile à Poissy
- C&MM - Collection and Mission Management
- C3FE - Collection, Classification, Cannibalization, and Field Expedients
- BCCS - Baltimore Credit & Collection Services
- CWCID - Credit Where Credit Is Due
- CaCC - Credit Acceptance Corporation Credit
- CBCS - Credit Bureau Collection Services
- CCAS - Credit Collection Accounting System
- CCSG - Credit Collection Services Group
- CA - Credit Agricole (Agricultural Credit)
- CAP - Credit Account Protector (credit card insurance for layoff, illness, or disability)
- CCS - Credit Collection Service (various locations)
- csc - Credit Services Credit
- cac - Credit analysis Credit
- cadc - Collection Agencies and Debt Collection
- ccco - Credit & Collection Compliance Officer
- ccg - Credit Collection Group
- ccsa - Credit & Collection Symposium of the Americas
- crc - Credit Rating & Collection
- CSC - Collection of Small Companies. Alternative interpretation (apparently used by staff) of the CSC company name, which properly stands for Computer Sciences Corporation. The 'Collection of Small Companies' version reflects CSC's operatianal structure, which