What does C2C mean?
C2C means Card to Card
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Card to Card?
Card to Card can be abbreviated as C2C
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What does C2C stand for? C2C stands for "Card to Card". |
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How to abbreviate "Card to Card"? "Card to Card" can be abbreviated as C2C. |
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What is the meaning of C2C abbreviation? The meaning of C2C abbreviation is "Card to Card". |
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What is C2C abbreviation? One of the definitions of C2C is "Card to Card". |
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What does C2C mean? C2C as abbreviation means "Card to Card". |
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What is shorthand of Card to Card? The most common shorthand of "Card to Card" is C2C. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCROS - Card Capacitor Read Only Storage
- CD_CHRDY - Card Channel Ready
- CARDPAC - Card Packet System
- CARDVM - Card Virtual Machine
- CIMCO - Card Image Correction
- CIATT - Card Indirect Agglutination Test for Trypanosomiasis
- CT - Card-To-Tape
- CMTC - Card Management System to the Card
- CSTC - Card Subject To Change
- CTT - card-to-tape tape
- CVV2 / CVC / CVC2 - Card Verification Value 2 / Card Verification Code /Card Validation Code 2
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