Sentence examples for convenience fees from inspiring English sources

The credit card companies may charge convenience fees, which will be noted on the cardholder's statement.

All the experts say the highest convenience fees are found near casinos.

Abby Durden, a 26-year-old graduate student at N.Y.U., charged almost $12,000 on her credit card -- and paid $250 in convenience fees -- for three classes.

A ticket to see Crosby, Stills & Nash on Friday at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, N.J., for example, carries $13.80 in venue, processing and convenience fees, plus a $2.50 charge for the home-printing option.

Citibank said it would waive any fees its customers incurred because of the outage, including convenience fees charged by competing banks whose A.T.M.'s were used by Citibank customers.

Concertgoers who for years have begged Ticketmaster to take it easy on extra charges for ticket sales have been given a small reprieve: the company has announced that for a series of Eagles concerts in January it will reduce "convenience" fees and waive delivery and handling fees for customers who use the print-at-home TicketFast feature to generate their tickets.

Which sounds about as useful as Ticketmaster's "convenience fee" is convenient.

Students are then charged a 2.62% convenience fee on top of their payments.

Then there was Verizon, making the announcement in the dead week between Christmas and New Year's and calling its new charge a "convenience" fee.

The face value of those tickets is $156; the additional cost comes from taxes and the "convenience fee" the Cubs charged in the pre-sale.

The company was under investigation by the Department of Transportation last year for deceptively tacking on a "convenience fee" on tickets sold over the Internet.