Sentence examples for being charged a fee from inspiring English sources

Customers often didn't understand that they had to cancel the service to avoid being charged a fee.

"They could understand being charged a fee for processing a transaction that had gone through, but not a charge for something that hadn't".

A spokesman for Chelsea said: "We were made aware today that a number of people were being charged a fee for access to certain non-match day events during our stay in Jakarta.

An administrator at one high school in Beijing says agents falsified her school's letterhead to produce doctored transcripts and counterfeit letters of recommendation, which she discovered when a parent called to complain about being charged a fee by an agent for documents from the school.

Personal campaigns, however, are still being charged a fee of between6.9percentand8.8percentrcent on Facebook.

Consumers and carers were frustrated with being unable to get a GP appointment in time, or being charged a fee just to pick up new prescriptions.

Attendees were charged a fee at the door, usually $10.

Not only can all transactions be charged a fee, but bank runs are eliminated.

If not, the buyer is charged a fee ranging from £150 to £250 plus VAT.

And for the first time, new investors will be charged a fee to buy shares.

Those who buy in person at its office are charged a fee of 25percentt.