Sentence examples for charging a flat rate from inspiring English sources
Germany is charging a flat rate of two percentage points.
Easyjet is charging a flat rate of £75 - with one check-in bag - for XL customers stranded at overseas airports.
Some VoIP services, like Vonage, SunRocket, BroadVoice and AT&T CallVantage, are similar to traditional phone plans, charging a flat rate, sometimes with extra fees for some calls — for instance, to certain foreign countries.
The seller is charging a flat rate of $20 for everything.
The site initially launched last September with a focus on small businesses, charging a flat rate of $29 per user.
Facebook believes it can keep individual employees engaged with the product, so it's betting on a pricing plan that charges companies "per monthly active user" instead of charging a flat rate per company, says Facebook @ Work director Julien Codorniou.
HSBC's standard graduate service now charges a flat rate of 9.9percentnt interest on all borrowing.
Early on, they charged a flat rate of fifty dollars a pumpkin, even if they were spending many hours on a single piece.
Unlike Apple's iTunes music store, which charges a flat rate of 99 cents a song, MySpace will let distributors set their own prices.
International calls will carry a flat rate of 0.80 yuan, or 10 cents, per six seconds -- a 47 percent reduction -- while domestic calls made from fixed-line phones will be charged a flat rate of 0.07 yuan for every six seconds.
Most service technicians charge a flat rate to diagnose a problem, and if they can't fix it on the first visit, will not charge for a second visit.
