Sentence examples for bounty fees from inspiring English sources

Legitimate advertisers like Netflix and Blockbuster, hit with countless laundered subscriptions from repeat subscripers, are said to be dramatically lowering bounty fees paid on signup.

Sports bounties — fees paid to team members for injuring opposing players on the field of play — are old news, too.

And the company often behaves like a bounty hunter, charging fees of as much as 20 percent of a work's value for its return.

Here are the advisers who get to share in the bounty of deal fees and league table credit: Dell's special board committee Dell Mr. Dell Silver Lake.

I put it to you that some of your more cash-strapped friends – home in especially on people who might have been a) dispossessed of their income and/or b) sent an extra mouth to feed since their tickets were purchased, which, let's not forget, was in about 1985 – might be willing to offload their precious bounty for a fee.

On Sunday July 7, the New York Post wrote about a former Met supervisor, who claimed the museum has an "entry-fee bounty system" to wring money out of visitors.

These days new channels have to pay heavy upfront fees (known as bounties), which they hope gradually to recoup.

Why, Mr. Feldman, is the $20 per day fee for this bounty of goodies not included in the prices that turn up on Priceline?

HackerOne provides the infrastructure for these arrangements but stays out of the deals themselves, merely tacking on a 20percentt fee for each successful bounty.

When a CV with a $15,000 or $20,000 bounty is compared with a comparable one with no fee, the no-fee candidate has a clear advantage.

You can pay per retweet or set a bounty which is like a finder's fee.