Debit card and credit card

    1. debit card

    Clerk: Good afternoon, sir, what can I do for you?

    Customer: Good afternoon. I'd like to apply for a Great Wall Debit Card.

    Clerk: This is an application form .Please fill it out first.

    Customer: Thank you.Could you tell me the difference between a debit card and Great Wall Credit Card?As you know, I've never heard of a debit card in America.

    Clerk: With debit card, you can withdraw cash not only at this counter,but also at all the ATMs which have joined the network. Besides that you can purchase at all the commercial establishments appointed by Bank of China.But you cannot overdraw（透支） with this card, this is where it is different from the credit card.

    Customer: Ok. May I withdraw money in Beijing with this debit card?

    Clerk: Of course, but we'll charge you 1% commission if drawing is made in other cities.

    Customer: I see. Here is the form and my passport.

    Clerk: Thank you. Please wait for a moment.

    After a while

    Clerk: Please enter a password. Six digits.

    Customer: No problem.

    Clerk: Sir, here is your debit card and passport.

    Customer: Thank you very much.

    Clerk: You're welcome.

    2. Great Wall International Credit Card

    Clerk: Good morning, madam, what can I do for you?

    Customer: I'm going to study in U.S. two months later. It's inconvenient and unsafe to carry cash with me.May I apply for a credit card which can be used in U.S.?

    Clerk: No problem. You may apply for our great Wall International

    Credit Card.Here is an application form for the card. But before filling it out, please read the agreements for the card on the back of the form carefully.

    Customer: Ok. How long does it take to get the card?

    Clerk: Usually, you can get it in two weeks.

    Customer: I'll have one.This is your form and my passport.

    Clerk: No problem, you may come and get it two weeks later.And this is the brochure for the 24 hour globle emergency support service.It will really help you when you are in U.S.

    Customer: Thanks for your service.

    Clerk: It's my pleasure.