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Verizon Wireless this week told companies that send out text messages that starting Nov. 1 it will impose a fee of 3 cents for each message it delivers to the phones of its subscribers.

The government will impose a fee of $2.50 on each passenger for each leg of a flight, with a maximum tentatively set at $5 for a one-way trip.

If it passes, Initiative 1631 will impose a fee of $15 per ton of carbon emitted by the state's largest polluters.

Other banks have already begun implementing or testing similar fees: Wells Fargo begins testing a $3 monthly fee on Oct. 14 in Georgia, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington; JPMorgan Chase is testing a $3 fee in Wisconsin; Regions Bank will impose a $3 fee beginning Oct. 1; and SunTrust is already charging a $5 monthly fee for using a debit card.

The bank, which claims to "reinvent the rules of retail banking", currently offers fee-free transactions for card use abroad, but from 18 March it will impose a 1.9% fee on any transactions outside Europe and 1.9% on cash withdrawals plus a £1 charge.

Even the Vanguard Group, known for some of the lowest operating expenses in the fund industry, will impose an annual $30 account maintenance fee on Jan . 6for brokerage accounts with less than $250,000 in assets.

Many of these mom-and-pop establishments will have a difficult time retaining their customers as they impose a fee in order to survive.

It would also impose a fee on carmakers to pay for the costs of certification.

For the oil industry, they would impose a fee on refiners.

Some states intend to impose a fee of about $650 a semester.

It is not, however, the first airline to impose a fee on paper tickets.