convenience fee造句

• The United States Department of Transportation cited the airline in 2009 for not including the " convenience fee " in the initial price quote on the website.
• Cardholders will be charged P10.00 for every withdrawal; the merchant-partner may also impose an additional " convenience fee " for the transaction.
• :It's not any sort of convenience fee, it's just prices being raised on people either not paying attention or not caring.
• The Banks Committee is considering banning the " convenience fees " levied on customers who use an ATM owned by a bank where they do not have an account.
• Also, if you need just a few thousand extra miles to earn a free ticket, you may not mind paying the extra convenience fee to get that free trip.
• Instead, HSBC will rebate the convenience fee charged to its HSBC Premier qualified customers to a maximum of $ 1.50 per instance for using any ATM in Canada.
• BofA " has determined that it may become infeasible to serve non-account-holder customers in San Francisco and Santa Monica without being able to assess a convenience fee.
• BankBoston Corp . said Friday it would soon charge a $ 1 " convenience fee " for people who use its automated teller machines but are not customers of the bank.
• The fee, which BankBoston prefers to call a " noncustomer convenience fee, " is usually $ 1 and imposed by the bank owning the ATM on a user from another bank.
• This type of surcharge, which BankBoston prefers to call a " noncustomer convenience fee, " has become common in the banking industry, although they have been rarely levied in Massachusetts.
• After failing to convince a court that a 1970s law made ATM convenience fees illegal in Connecticut, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is asking the Legislature to pass a new law specifically banning the surcharges.
• Abby Durden, a 26-year-old graduate student at NYU, charged almost $ 12, 000 on her credit card _ and paid $ 250 in convenience fees _ for three classes.
• Unlike authorized agencies like StarTickets or TicketMaster, which charge a " convenience fee " on each ticket, smaller ticket bureaus make their money by reselling tickets at inflated prices _ the higher the better.
• At that time, the company's terms of service said passengers would be charged a $ 100 convenience fee for using an " invalid, altered or duplicate ticket " and $ 500 for " disruptive behavior ".
• Its expenses will be recovered through the " convenience fee " that customers will be charged for taking their business to the Internet instead of standing in customer-service lines or licking stamps for mail-in renewals.
• But since April 1996, ATM operators have been allowed to charge a second " convenience fee, " usually $ 1.50, to people who use their ATMs to withdraw money from an account at another bank.
• In an indication of the banks'aggressive strategy, both banks have asserted in federal lawsuits filed last week that Connecticut's restriction on ATM charges _ which the banks call " convenience fees " _ is a violation of the banks'civil rights.
• The volume of business on Arizona's online registration-renewal site tripled " overnight " when the original $ 6.95 convenience fee was eliminated last October, according to Jack Alderson of IBM's government services group, which operates the program.
• Since most credit card companies don't allow their fees to be passed directly on to customers, this fall the university enlisted a third-party credit provider, PhoneCharge, which charges a 2.5 percent " convenience fee " to the consumer.
• THOSE DMV FEES : Lots of e-mail _ we don't see the postal kind at the Chron anymore _ in response to Monday's item about the Department of Motor Vehicles charging a $ 4 " convenience fee " to renew your registration online.