Oklahoma Code § 14A-2-105

Title 14A. Consumer Credit Code: Definitions: "Goods"; "Merchandise certificate";
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"Services"; "Sale of goods"; "Sale of services"; "Sale of an
interest in land"; "Precomputed".
(1)  "Goods" includes goods not in existence at the time the
transaction is entered into and merchandise certificates, but
excludes money, chattel paper, documents of title, and instruments.

(2)  "Merchandise certificate" means a writing issued by a
seller not redeemable in cash and usable in its face amount in lieu
of cash in exchange for goods or services.
(3)  "Services" includes
(a) work, labor, and other personal services:
(b) privileges with respect to transportation, hotel and
restaurant accommodations, education, entertainment,
recreation, physical culture, hospital accommodations,
funerals, cemetery accommodations, and the like; and
(c) insurance provided by a person other than the insurer.
(4)  "Sale of goods" includes any agreement in the form of a
bailment or lease of goods if the bailee or lessee agrees to pay as
compensation for use a sum substantially equivalent to or in excess
of the aggregate value of the goods involved and it is agreed that
the bailee or lessee will become, or for no other or a nominal
consideration has the option to become, the owner of the goods upon
full compliance with his obligations under the agreement.
(5)  "Sale of services" means furnishing or agreeing to furnish
services and includes making arrangements to have services furnished
by another.
(6)  "Sale of an interest in land" includes a lease in which the
lessee has an option to purchase the interest and all or a
substantial part of the rental or other payments previously made by
him are applied to the purchase price.
(7)  A sale, refinancing, or consolidation is "precomputed" if
the debt is expressed as a sum comprising the amount financed and
the amount of the credit service charge computed in advance.

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