Sentence examples for service surcharges from inspiring English sources

Bellhop service surcharges are once again becoming more common.

Breakfast was less exciting – we felt we would have been better off paying the £5 room service surcharge and enjoying our room a bit more before the 10.30am check-out, instead of going to the quiet and, in the early morning, soulless cafe.

So are some additional room-service surcharges and fees for local calls that exceed approximately 20 minutes, which are typically aimed at Internet users.

"The California Prepaid Mobile Telephony Services Surcharge Collection Act [i.e. the tax increase passed in 2014 and instituted in 2016], in its entirety, conflicts with federal law and therefore is preempted and unconstitutional," she wrote in the order concluding the case.Example bills from T-Mobile show how fees could change.

In Germany, which has already pushed ahead with content quotas on streaming services, a surcharge is added to subscription fees for the services to support a national production fund.

Rates, which are per person, double occupancy, include hotel taxes and service charges; weekend surcharges and departure taxes are extra.

It opens the door to more economical trade of goods and services as middlemen surcharges are eliminated.

Bartosch said such a move would simply lead to more businesses renaming surcharges as "service fees" or "administrative charges".

Pollstar's numbers count only the face value of a ticket, not the service fees and other surcharges that can add as much as 40 percent to a customer's final cost.

Under the terms of its settlement, the company agreed to clearly and conspicuously disclose any automatic fees, such as resort service charges and transportation surcharges, when a reservation was made.

Businesses should be more transparent and the advertised price for goods and services should not disguise surcharges, he said.