Sentence examples for on extra fees from inspiring English sources

A charge of $25 or more to send money to another country is common, and banks often load on extra fees of 2-3% when they switch currencies.

There is no letting agent involved, saving on extra fees.

Magic tacked on extra fees to help it generate revenue, while Operator is instead focusing on scale first ahead of revenue.

While Magic initially tacked on extra fees to help it generate revenue, Scratch says its prices are the same as buying directly from a retailer.

But five-star hotels and luxury convention hotels have long been notorious for slapping on extra fees for a wide range of services.

The banks' leeway to tack on extra fees will shrink when euro banknotes replace national notes and coins in January 2002.

The strategy was based on imposing extra fees on an increasing number of amenities and services — not just checked bags and in-flight pillows, but an expanding range of add-ons like exit row seats, priority seating and boarding, in-flight entertainment or Wi-Fi, and on and on.

"Gathering data on how much travelers are spending on these extra fees, above and beyond the room rate will give travel managers additional leverage" in negotiating vendor deals, the American Express survey suggests.

But Which? said nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of institutions failed to provide students with up-to-date information on course fees, and four in five (80 per cent) did not state or provide clarity on any extra fees students may have to pay to complete the course.

To save money on shipping and extra fees, buy from a broker working directly with the venue, so you can pick up your tickets there.

Before her death, Neal Gray, 70, and his late wife, Linda, spent £80,000 and took on extra work to cover legal fees in their desperate but failed attempt to save their granddaughter in the family courts.