Significats de monthly subscriptions en anglès

Ever add up how much all those monthly subscriptions cost?

The company also offers monthly subscriptions for frequent users.

There's no doubt that in 2012, both curated box and specific-item monthly subscriptions startups exploded.

The subscription business segment includes monthly subscriptions for its medical plan, which are marketed to consumers.

The move comes as the union's head office warned some members about cancelling their monthly subscriptions.

Its spokesman confirmed no further monthly subscriptions or direct debits would be accepted from Setanta's UK customers.

Her fans, about half of whom are outside New Zealand, also support her with monthly subscriptions on Patreon.

Sky Sports and BT Sport, the country's two biggest premium football channels, will soon resume charging customers their full monthly subscriptions.

First, virtual worlds are changing from levying monthly subscriptions to charging small amounts for virtual goods, a practice made popular by FarmVille.

Users are willing to pay for tracks and albums, but they haven't been as keen to pay for monthly subscriptions, he said.

Netflix sells monthly subscriptions that allow users to watch television series and movies via the Internet on their televisions, tablet computers and mobile phones.

There are no set-up costs or monthly subscriptions, but the company does charge a commission on sales of 7.5 percent.

FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez said consumers were often hit with $9.99 charges lumped together into "AT&T monthly subscriptions" on their bills.

The service is free, although monthly subscriptions, which are available at €4.99 and €9.99, allow users to access We7 on their mobile devices.

Since 1990, Sky TV has become a $2 billion business, with households paying monthly subscriptions for its growing array of pay TV channels.

At present Sky is in only about 60,000 of these homes, so that's a lot of monthly subscriptions on which it has been missing out.