Sentence examples for Sign-up fee from inspiring English sources

As with all its homes, you don't pay anything except the £19 sign-up fee (for three months).

The site also requires a $25 sign-up fee and a $50 fee for an annual subscription.

Over the last year, eGuardian has been approaching schools, primarily in California, and offering them the entire $29 sign-up fee when they persuade parents to sign up their children.

Now the Republicans are establishing a $250 yearly sign-up fee for veterans wishing to use the services of the V.A. hospitals, establishing new V.A. hospital fees and increasing V.A. prescription co-payments.

For my sign-up fee, I'd rather my son learn winning takes skill, working hard improves your skills and really this is all you can do anyway, and there is no magical parent who can change this blunt fact of life — or save you from the brute in the dugout of life.

In the past few weeks, a site launched called Tsū, which promises to split revenue with its users so that you can profit from your posts; and another, Netropolitan, quickly gained notoriety for providing a "Facebook for rich people" that included a nine-thousand-dollar sign-up fee.

After all, the average health club membership is $750 annually, including sign-up fees and monthly dues.

Others I met had resorted to prostitution, sleeping with producers and providing drugs to agents and managers, while many happily paid exorbitant sign-up fees to unscrupulous agents and publicists or doled out for expensive headshots.

Officials for the three-year-old league, which has eight teams and about 100 players, said they would disband Jericho's team, redistributing its players among other teams, and offered to refund the $50 sign-up fees.

That means, with $60 sign-up fees and average monthly fees of $45 per customer, year-three revenue will be $316,000.

Although it doesn't offer futures and forex trading (those are reserved for TD's thinkorswim platform) Trade Architect doesn't require any installation or sign-up fees.