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prepayment meter
(redirected from Coin meter)

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prepayment meter
A coin-operated water or gas meter; dispenses a fixed quantity of fluid after the money is inserted.
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Buy As You View is a retailer of electrical goods and home furnishings which customers buy through a coin meter repayment facility in the home.
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