Process of helpingcustomers makesatisfying buyingdecisions bycommunicating howproducts and theirfeature matchcustomers' needsPiece ofpaper thatgives acustomer adiscountForm usedto record asalestransactionCashdrawer ofthe cashregisterBasic orphysicalattribute ofa productCommunicationby themovement andposition of aperson's bodyDifferencebetween thecost andselling priceof an itemPerson orcompanywho payspeople toworkDevice usedto read theUPC on aproduct labelPrice of onepiece ofmerchandiseMeeting which aperson whowants a job talksto an employerabout beinghiredObtaining acustomer'spositiveagreementto buyAdvantageor personalsatisfactionfrom a goodor serviceThings acustomer maysay or do toindicate areadiness tobuySellingadditionalgoods to thecustomerPercentagefee imposedby thegovernmentConcern,hesitation, ordoubt acustomer has fornot making apurchaseMeeting/greetingcustomerName, design orsymbol thatidentifies productsof a company orgroup ofcompaniesTotal amountof the salebefore asales tax isappliedMerchandisebrought backto be replacedby othermerchandiseMethod of countingmerchandise byvisually inspectingand counting it todetermine quantity onhandQuestion,observe, andlisten to helppresent correctproduct to thecustomerReasons acustomerbuys aproductPaidworkerProcess ofexchanginginformation,ideas, andfeelingsWords asalespersonuswes so theaveragecustomer canunderstandWhen the priceof an item isreduced to moveinventory andmake room fornewStatement thatthe order hasbeen filled andmerchandise issentProcess ofexchanginginformation,ideplanning,, pricing,promoting, anddistributing goodsand servicesProcess of helpingcustomers makesatisfying buyingdecisions bycommunicating howproducts and theirfeature matchcustomers' needsPiece ofpaper thatgives acustomer adiscountForm usedto record asalestransactionCashdrawer ofthe cashregisterBasic orphysicalattribute ofa productCommunicationby themovement andposition of aperson's bodyDifferencebetween thecost andselling priceof an itemPerson orcompanywho payspeople toworkDevice usedto read theUPC on aproduct labelPrice of onepiece ofmerchandiseMeeting which aperson whowants a job talksto an employerabout beinghiredObtaining acustomer'spositiveagreementto buyAdvantageor personalsatisfactionfrom a goodor serviceThings acustomer maysay or do toindicate areadiness tobuySellingadditionalgoods to thecustomerPercentagefee imposedby thegovernmentConcern,hesitation, ordoubt acustomer has fornot making apurchaseMeeting/greetingcustomerName, design orsymbol thatidentifies productsof a company orgroup ofcompaniesTotal amountof the salebefore asales tax isappliedMerchandisebrought backto be replacedby othermerchandiseMethod of countingmerchandise byvisually inspectingand counting it todetermine quantity onhandQuestion,observe, andlisten to helppresent correctproduct to thecustomerReasons acustomerbuys aproductPaidworkerProcess ofexchanginginformation,ideas, andfeelingsWords asalespersonuswes so theaveragecustomer canunderstandWhen the priceof an item isreduced to moveinventory andmake room fornewStatement thatthe order hasbeen filled andmerchandise issentProcess ofexchanginginformation,ideplanning,, pricing,promoting, anddistributing goodsand services

RETAIL CALLING CARDS - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Process of helping customers make satisfying buying decisions by communicating how products and their feature match customers' needs
  2. Piece of paper that gives a customer a discount
  3. Form used to record a sales transaction
  4. Cash drawer of the cash register
  5. Basic or physical attribute of a product
  6. Communication by the movement and position of a person's body
  7. Difference between the cost and selling price of an item
  8. Person or company who pays people to work
  9. Device used to read the UPC on a product label
  10. Price of one piece of merchandise
  11. Meeting which a person who wants a job talks to an employer about being hired
  12. Obtaining a customer's positive agreement to buy
  13. Advantage or personal satisfaction from a good or service
  14. Things a customer may say or do to indicate a readiness to buy
  15. Selling additional goods to the customer
  16. Percentage fee imposed by the government
  17. Concern, hesitation, or doubt a customer has for not making a purchase
  18. Meeting/greeting customer
  19. Name, design or symbol that identifies products of a company or group of companies
  20. Total amount of the sale before a sales tax is applied
  21. Merchandise brought back to be replaced by other merchandise
  22. Method of counting merchandise by visually inspecting and counting it to determine quantity on hand
  23. Question, observe, and listen to help present correct product to the customer
  24. Reasons a customer buys a product
  25. Paid worker
  26. Process of exchanging information, ideas, and feelings
  27. Words a salesperson uswes so the average customer can understand
  28. When the price of an item is reduced to move inventory and make room for new
  29. Statement that the order has been filled and merchandise is sent
  30. Process of exchanging information, ideplanning,, pricing, promoting, and distributing goods and services