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  1. mark1988's Avatar
    1 29-09-2009  16:48
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    What does submitted mean?
    My original date for my payment was the 28th and because there were problems I enroled late.

    Now SLC website says for the payment, submitted? Does this mean that the payment has been sent? Because the date of the payment has now been changed to the 1st?

    Thanks
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    2 29-09-2009  16:56
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    Re: What does submitted mean?
    Payment has been subbed to your bank, 3 working days to clear.
  3. mark1988's Avatar
    3 29-09-2009  16:58
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    Re: What does submitted mean?
    ok cheers mate
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