Sentence examples for unreasonable fees from inspiring English sources

But some students say the card comes with unreasonable fees.

But, she added, "we can come after you if you charge unreasonable fees and if you don't do your job".

Protecting checking account holders from unreasonable fees and other costly traps should be one of the agency's first priorities when it opens for business in July.

Microsoft alleged that Google was demanding unreasonable fees to license its technologies and asking courts to pull Microsoft products from shelves if it did not pay up.

It said then that it would move against mortgage servicing companies that file false or inaccurate claims, assess unreasonable fees or fail to account properly for loan payments after a bankruptcy has been discharged.

Last month, It announced plans to move against mortgage servicing companies that file false or inaccurate claims, assess unreasonable fees or fail to account properly for loan payments after a bankruptcy has been discharged.

He said the high court had recently weakened consumer protections against unreasonable late fees, when it rejected a class action against ANZ for charging late fees of $35. Kelly said it was "plain rip-off" and should be unlawful to charge penalty fees far in excess of the actual cost of late payments, which could be as little as $1 or $2.

The reviews also did not look at potential abuses outside the foreclosure process, including unreasonable loan fees and misapplied loan payments.

The coalition is considering a Soviet-style central intervention policy to effectively fine individual universities if they impose unreasonable tuition fees next year.

The Federation of Small Businesses, an industry group, disagreed and said that businesses wanted to grow but could not get funding because banks tightened their lending criteria too much and charged unreasonable lending fees after the financial crisis.

If Congress were to mandate that network operators essentially observe Internet congestion, consumers would be faced with either sluggish/interrupted Internet access or pay unreasonable new fees and charges.