Sentence examples for postage fees from inspiring English sources

The law also prevents the post office from raising postage fees faster than inflation.

(Mr. Goyer said postage fees came out of their tuition money).

Buyers report having had differing sums applied to the card they used to pay the original postage fees.

That only applies to the face value of the ticket – not all ticket retailers will refund booking fees or postage fees.

"How could that be the case when the law has provisions in it for postage fees and copy fees?" The department said it would appeal the ruling to Commonwealth Court.

According to the consumer champion, a range of illegal trading practices, such as claiming goods are "absolutely free" and then charging high postage fees, or displaying bogus signs claiming "offer ends Monday", were still being carried out at an annual cost to consumers of around £3.3bn.

The postage fee for such mail was set at twice that of the prevailing first-class rate.

Electing to pick up the tickets at the box office before the show saves the postage fee.

Rodger didn't need to bother with the postage fee or with the editorial decisions of a news outlet to project himself onto the public consciousness.

"There is a tremendous need for a class of certified e-mail that can convey to consumers that a message is authentic". Mr. Gingras argued that companies will be glad to pay the postage fee because their customers will have more trust in their e-mail and thus will buy more from them.

A postage fee of between $5 and $15 is charged, depending on the check order.