Sentence examples for phone fees from inspiring English sources

(Dial-a-Poem is free, but your mobile phone fees will apply).

Then you still have to pay local phone fees and taxes.

And despite DoCoMo's market-leading content, customers are spending less each month on phone fees.

People are shelling out £30 to £40 a month on mobile phone fees".

Also, the phone fees would be way too high if we decided to surf the Internet while we were abroad".

On Dec. 1, China's Minister of Information Industry, Wu Jichuan, said cellular phone fees would not be cut before 2002.

That's because the phone fee is set on the receiving end.

"I have heard from people who were able to get the phone fee waived by explaining to the agent, 'Listen you people have forced me to make this phone call because your Web booking application doesn't include the availability of partner award seats, and I really feel strongly you should waive the phone fee,' " he said.

Mandatory extras such as Excalibur's phone fee, which covers the cost of unlimited local calls made from its rooms, are hardly new.

But Mr. O'Reilly concedes that while he does not remember anyone griping about the phone fee, he has heard complaints from some students who receive the e-mail message telling them their scores are available online but they can only be seen for an extra fee.

Phone Reservation Fees The fee to book a ticket by phone rather than doing it yourself online is now $15 to $35 on most airlines, except Southwest, which doesn't charge.