Sentence examples similar to one off fees from inspiring English sources

Almost 7.5 million people subscribe to the game, paying up to £9 a month for the privilege, on top of one-off fees for the base game and the regular expansion packs.

Banks incur costs to collect information about the risk profile and behaviors of their customers and these are generally passed on to them as one-off fees.

They undercut each other, paid artists one-off fees and no royalties.

The proceeds, plus dividends and one-off fees, have so far netted Blackstone and its investors around €3.1 billion.

There are one-off fees for exceeding your limit, and you can quickly become caught in a vicious cycle of debt.

Subscriptions need to be cheaper or more flexible, such as subscribing for your own team or reasonable one-off fees – a few pounds per match.

Payday loan companies and brokers have been criticised in recent years for charging high interest rates and one-off fees to customers who are often the poorest in society.

The company has net debt of £1.57bn and the new facilities will see it through until July 2012, though at a cost - including one-off fees of £60m and an increase in borrowing rates.

Moreover, 35% of the revenue from the top 10 publishers was derived from one-off fees in 2012.

Matchday revenues rose 13.3% to £19.6m, principally from one-off fees earned from staging nine Olympic Games football matches at Old Trafford.

He also plans to start offering digital booklets as a new way to share and browse photos, which will sell for one-off fees.