Sentence examples for unfair fee from inspiring English sources

Last week, their set-top boxes were tuned automatically to Channel 1999, where a message on a loop blamed the News Corporation for trying to "extort unreasonable and unfair fee increases".

"Labour opposed these measures in parliament when they came in just two months ago, and we are pleased the justice secretary has finally given in to all those who argued against these unfair fee increases".

But it took an act of Congress this year to finally rid the industry of unfair fee traps and arbitrary interest rate increases.

He adds: "Customers who have been unfairly penalised should continue to reclaim unfair fees.

The shortage has led to protests in recent months, and residents say that gas dealers and agents are colluding to charge customers unfair fees.

One in four people in Britain feel they have been charged unfair fees by a letting agent according to research published by housing charity Shelter.

"As well as automatically refunding unfair fees or charges, we will credit any interest they were wrongly charged or should have earned," he said.

If the banks come out on top, millions of people will continue to be hit with excessive and unfair fees, according to the consumer organisation Which?

If Todd Keyworth, the Vermont grocery store owner who complained about the unfair fees in his article in the Burlington Free Press, gets his way, "swipe" fees would go down, and no longer be higher than his profits.

The United States contends that Telmex overcharges to connect local calls to the long-distance networks, applies unfair fees for incoming international long-distance phone calls, and denies competitors the high-traffic lines they need for Internet service.

The OFT had said credit card providers were charging unfair fees for late and missed payments, and compared them to charges imposed on current accounts such as those for unauthorised overdrafts.