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Voter and electoral roll data is public and available, usually for a fee, though rules vary state by state.

State Sen. Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo) said he introduced the bill after learning of websites sending emails to people offering to take down booking photos for a fee even though more than half of the people arrested and booked are not convicted or have charges dropped.

Most UPS stores and pawn shops will have a notary available for a small fee, though it is always best to call ahead and verify availability.

Starting December 21, owners in the U.S. will have to register their drones with the government for a $5 fee (though the FAA is making registration free for the first 30 days).

Usually, for a nominal fee (though there were extravagant ones too), each subscriber got a wallet-size official fan club membership card imprinted with name and member number, a subscription to the band's official newsletter, the official fan club members' merchandise order form, and a few tchotchkes.

Polio had a client who gave her bank account number over the phone to a scammer who had promised to provide credit card theft protection for a fee -- even though she didn't have a credit card -- and to another thief who offered identity theft protection for $350 a month.

It would not have helped for the doctor to disclose his fee, though, Dr. Garber said.

Pellè completed his move from Southampton to the Chinese club Shandong Luneng for an undisclosed fee though recent reports had put the striker's fee at £13m.

The action item atop our formal agenda — my work on his unpublished novels, for a fee — kept not coming up, though.

Private tours for groups are offered for a fee seven days a week, though there are some exceptions, and such tours must be arranged in advance.

Reports suggested Roma were ready to sign Mido for a fee of €9 million even though Mido would be out injured for the rest of the French football season.