Sentence examples for connecting fee from inspiring English sources

Book a pair of adjoining rooms, and you are charged a connecting fee of $30 a night.

To encourage them to stay next door, the resort can guarantee adjoining rooms and does not charge a connecting fee.

Bandwidth, which just struck a deal with Verizon, for lower call connecting fees, has flown under the radar for the past ten years despite its success.

Sapho may focus on ways to make legacy software more modern, but the product itself is a product very much of the new wave of IT applications and how they are priced on demand: it is $4 per active user per month, with a one-time connection fee "to connect the gnarly older stuff" in the words of Yared.

"Other providers may charge a service fee or connection fee for getting the service connected and started.

These are telephone booths converted by private operators who charge a small fee for connecting to the Internet.

And some critics suggest that the measure would even allow utilities to charge homeowners a fee for connecting their solar panels to the grid.

Sawbuck typically gets a 30% referral fee when connecting new buyers to agents, but HomeSnap's new agent feature is not about short-term monetization, Wolcott says.

B2Brev eventually plans on monetizing from lead generation, i.e. taking an affiliate fee for connecting businesses who want products and services with other businesses who provide products and services.

The problem with that approach is that it helped obfuscate the bloated cost structure that we had in place from the period in our history when our model involved collecting a transaction fee by connecting buyers and sellers.

Wayport has waived the connection fees for the first 50 times the traveler connects.