Sentence examples for charging a customer from inspiring English sources

Another change will ban card issuers from imposing rate hikes retroactively unless a customer is 60 days late with payment, which will end the practice of charging a customer 10% in annual interest at the time he buys an Apple iPhone and then raising the rate to 15% before that debt is paid off.

I have been in business and have never charged a customer to pay me.

A young woman might be able to charge a customer 100 rupees (£1.30) a time, but an older woman might only get 30 rupees (40 pence).

It charges a customer's credit card account as soon as it ships a book, and the credit card company usually pays Amazon within a day.

"I would charge a customer $40 a week to keep their pools clean and all the chemicals balanced.

Under the General Public License (GPL), software developers can charge a customer for software, but can't tell their customers not to give the software away for free.

Increasing productivity is one way for companies to increase profits without increasing the price it charges a customer.

The company recently rose to prominence when they charged a customer $3,500 for posting mean social media commentary.

It is against the licensing regulations for any taxi driver to charge a customer more than the metered fare.

It is why Mini can charge a customer nearly $40,000 for a well-equipped Countryman, when the same shopper could visit BMW, Mini's adoptive parent, and drive away in an X1.

"But if you say 'no artificial colors' on the box, you could charge a customer 10 cents more and they would pay it," he adds.