Sentence examples for check fee from inspiring English sources

The average bounced check fee, meanwhile, is now $30.83, a record.

Shouldn't they have said that to begin with and not taken my credit check fee?

Some agents charged a separate reference check fee, while others rolled it into the administration fee.

CouchSurfing got there first, in 2004, with its free exchange of places to doss down (only a one-time fee for a background check fee levied).

Donna Leone Hamm, executive director of Middle Ground, said she thought that state legislators created the background check fee "out of sheer financial desperation" at a time when the state faces huge budget shortfalls.

The law also allows the Corrections Department to waive all or part of the background check fee in certain circumstances — for example, when an applicant just wants permission to telephone an inmate.

Denver, again, tops the list of cities with the highest bounced check fees, at $33.50.

About three-fourths of Americans with checking accounts agreed that banks should be required to better disclose the terms of the accounts, including bounced check fees, a recent survey by an arm of the Pew Charitable Trusts found.

Bounced check fees rose 2% last year, ATM fees rose 12.6% and monthly service charges rose 5%, according to Bankrate.com.com

Meanwhile, monthly subscription fees and background check fees are waived through year-end as Amazon gets the marketplace off the ground.

A similar gap existed with bounced check fees and stop-payment orders.