What does PTP mean?
PTP means Paid to Promote
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance category.
What is the abbreviation for Paid to Promote?
Paid to Promote can be abbreviated as PTP
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What does PTP stand for? PTP stands for "Paid to Promote". |
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How to abbreviate "Paid to Promote"? "Paid to Promote" can be abbreviated as PTP. |
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What is the meaning of PTP abbreviation? The meaning of PTP abbreviation is "Paid to Promote". |
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What is PTP abbreviation? One of the definitions of PTP is "Paid to Promote". |
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What does PTP mean? PTP as abbreviation means "Paid to Promote". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PTD - Paid-To Date
- PTC - Paid to Click
- PTB - Paid to Blog
- TOPS - To Promote Safety
- MPE - Media Package Europe - development of innovative teaching materials and contents to promote economic knowledge linked to Europe for multiplyer target groups like vocational school teachers, trainers a
- PTP - Page to Promote
- STP - Scheme to Promote
- STP - Standards to Promote
- PTP - Paid to Post
- PTSU - Paid to Sign Up
- PTS - Paid To Surf
- PTS - Paid To Signup
- PTR - Paid To Read
- TTT - To the top (a way to promote a discussion thread on forums)
- airport access fee. - The fee paid to an airport management by a car rental company for the privilege of operating its vans and buses on the airport grounds, usually passed on to the consumer.
- baksheesh. - Arabic. Literally, "gift." A constant refrain of street beggars, the word is also used to refer to "gifts" or bribes paid to facilitate business.
- commission. - 1. A percentage of a sale price paid to a salesperson as payment for making a sale. 2. An official investigative body. 3. v. To contract for the production of something, as to commission a work of art
- draw. - An amount paid to a salesperson on a regular basis and deducted from his or her commission earnings. Also referred to as a "draw against commission."
- hard dollars. - Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.
- REFORMA - National Association to Promote Library Services to the Spanish Speaking