Goods can be paid for in any manner currently acceptable in the ordinary course of business (e.g.,check,credit card)unless the seller demands payment in cash or unless the contract names a specific form of payment.

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The statement accurately reflects the legal principle that governs the payment for goods in the ordinary course of business, as long as there is no specific agreement or demand by the seller for a particular form of payment.

Goods Can Be Paid for in Any Manner Currently Acceptable