Sentence examples for charging for sending from inspiring English sources

One is charging for sending patient files above a certain limit, and the other is for honoraria or consultations.

There's no charge for the service - the only cost is whatever you're normally charged for sending and receiving text messages.

The government says Al Barakaat took a piece of the fees charged for sending money abroad and then divided those revenues with Al Qaeda.

Even Kuwait, once a haven of relative tolerance, now tries citizens for thought crimes: in recent months some 40 people have been charged for sending insulting messages via Twitter.

EE said: "There are a number of factors which can affect whether customers are charged for sending an emoji usually by the settings on the handset and so is a manufacturer – rather than a network – issue".

The company charges for sending faxes (the first 20 are free) and requesting signatures.

One thing that is not entirely clear is whether the network will charge for sending payments.

He also won't admit how much he intends to charge for sending free stuff out, because he doesn't want to tip off competitors.

Clinkle's long legalese "cardholders agreement" made it hard to tell if you'll be charged for sending money to friends via credit card or debit card.

Users aren't charged for sending money between BBM contacts, or topping up their airtime minutes on a prepaid SIM using the service.

WeChat users have long been able to order taxis and buy air tickets over the service, and as its popularity keeps growing, so will its ability to start charging businesses for sending customers their way.