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Sun 4 Sep, 2005 11:53 am
Money for value or
Value for money
Which one is the correct expression of worthwhile on spending every $$, spending smart, etc.. ? or both of them have the same meaning ?
"Value for the money". For example, That car, is as good as one which costs thousands more. It is a great value for the money.
I think it's value for money, don't ask me why, it just seems right to me
Re: "money for value" or "value for money&quo
123321 wrote:Money for value or
Value for money
Which one is the correct expression of worthwhile on spending every $$, spending smart, etc.. ? or both of them have the same meaning ?
From a U.K. standpoint,I`ve never heard of "Money for value"
"Value for money" is construde as an advertising gimick
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