convenience fee造句

• A ticket to see Crosby, Stills and Nash on Friday at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, N . J ., for example, carries $ 13.80 in venue, processing and convenience fees, plus a $ 2.50 charge for the home-printing option.
• When the Milton, Mass . man called American Express to get the details of the program, he learned that putting $ 25, 000 of Internal Revenue Service tax debt on his card would come with a $ 656 " convenience fee " imposed by the credit card issuer and a third-party processor of the transaction.
• The networks that have been set up since these convenience fees have been in place have doubled the number of ATMs . What that says to us is that customers want convenience, and that they're willing to pay those extra charges that enable banks to provide machines in places that unless noncustomers could use them would not justify having a machine.
• Merrill Halpern, a spokesman for MasterCard and the Cirrus network, and Cheryl Heinonen, a spokeswoman for Visa International's Plus network, were both firm in saying that clients using ATM cards from American banks to get at their own money from overseas were not to be charged a " convenience fee " by the machine itself; the two networks usually point to the possibility that the user's own bank may have its own set of fees.