Sentence examples for wrong tariff from inspiring English sources

Last year, I came across stories of next-door-neighbours being charged £300 more than each other because one of them was on the wrong tariff.

The consumer website said it had been flooded with messages from concerned customers including incorrectly set-up direct debits, customers being put on the wrong tariff and the company taking wrong amounts by direct debit.

The fix: "People end up on the wrong tariff because they don't fully understand their usage requirements when looking for a new mobile phone," says Luke Smart of Carphone Warehouse.

The facts: Eight out of 10 people are on the wrong mobile-phone tariff, with just 30% using their full minutes and texts, according to research by Billmonitor.com.

On July 24th the House of Lords ruled that Mr Howard had been wrong to increase the tariff of John Pierson, a prisoner convicted before the introduction of the new guidelines.

It says South Africa was wrong to impose the tariff in the first place.

Not fair, must change!" Trump, who's been in the wine business, is wrong about France applying tariffs.

But the government's insistence on using the word "cap", with its suggestion of permanence, was the wrong way to describe a tariff that can move in either direction every six months.

The committee chairman, Tim Yeo opened the inquiry by asking the firm's assembled chief executives whether they thought it was wrong that the very cheapest tariffs were being hidden from consumers looking to switch provider, and accused the firms of systematically misleading consumers.

Tariffs are the wrong one.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and others have argued that although the problems are serious, tariffs are the wrong response.