Significados de pay a surcharge en inglés

Some services will ask you to pay a surcharge when reading news.

Irish homeowners continue to pay a surcharge of almost two percentage points compared with their European peers.

They have to pay a surcharge of 25 Australian cents to Telstra for each local call they make.

Workers at Wal-Mart Stores Inc pay a surcharge of $10 per pay period if they smoke, for example.

This means car drivers will have to pay a surcharge for gasoline and diesel of up to 12 euro cents per liter.

Customers would pay a surcharge when purchasing bottles or cans under the programme, which will be refunded when they return them to a shop.

To read Mid-East Business Digest through NewsNet, you pay a surcharge of US$72.00 per hour at 2400 bps (1993).

Under the rule, banks with at least $10 billion in assets will pay a surcharge of 4.5 cents per $100 of their assessment base.

There are two ways to make sure you're not paying a surcharge for using a card.

"I always pay a surcharge for good conversation." Actually, the surcharge was for a friendly face.

"And then again the day after, then it will become a rush order to meet your deadline, so you'll have to pay a surcharge."