Sentence examples for surprise fee from inspiring English sources

The pricing included the e-signature account option, as well, so that's not a surprise fee later on.

And the[re's] almost always… an exclusivity element to it, such as you don't pay the surprise fee for the magnet card.

The company says that the new plan will be "truly unlimited," meaning there will be no curbs on data transfer speeds, or surprise fees added to a bill.

MoviePass has dragged its subscribers on for its own apparent financial rollercoaster ride, switching pricing schemes around with bizarre frequency, adding surprise fees and suffering repeated outages.

But with banks hammering users with surprise fees and mediocre user experience, there's a huge opportunity for a mobile-first startup to disrupt how we store money.

Then, to make ends meet, they resort to the usual billing gouges: rounding up a 61-second call to 2 minutes; charging from the moment a customer hits "send" rather than from when the call is answered; and lagging the invoices so roaming charges and other surprise fees pile up for months before they appear on a bill.

There are plenty more surprise fees on the horizon.

An unprecedented number of pro-consumer laws have been introduced in Congress in the past month, giving travelers hope that their next trip could be better than the last — smoother, more comfortable and with fewer surprise fees.

Though it's obviously a huge blow to the bank's reputation, the Wells Fargo fraud wasn't even that profitable ― scamming thousands and thousands of customers out of a total of $2.6 million in surprise fees over five years doesn't provide much financial boost to a bank that made $86.1 billion in revenue and $22.9 billion in profit last year alone.

Credit cards are a largely unregulated industry, and some credit card lenders are notorious for slow processing, high surprise fees and poor customer service.

Work had already started on assessing the impact of making the news channel online only before the government unveiled a surprise licence fee settlement on Monday in which the BBC will have to shoulder the full £750m cost of free licence fees for people aged over 75 by 2020.