Sentences with phrase «dollars paid method»

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What is extremely telling from the video above, which is a whopping 19 minutes long and can be found here, is that there are absolutely NO details given as to how the method actually works and that the amounts «earned» by all the satisfied customers (paid actors) in the video are simply astronomical sums; hundreds of thousands of dollars each!

Their refusal to pay for those four methods meant they faced millions of dollars in fines.

«First - dollar coverage» means that women will not pay anything out - of - pocket for their office visits or contraceptive methods — no copays and no deductibles — because these costs will be covered by health insurance.

They have paid out tens of thousands of dollars, but that is a 10 - times to 100 - times cost advantage compared to traditional methods.

Transactions are paid in the chronological order they are received, regardless of the dollar amount or method of presentment for payment on the account.

Still, Canadian - listed ETFs that do not hedge currency will be valuable for investors who do not want to look for cheaper methods of converting Canadian dollars into US dollars and who do not want to pay the usurious foreign exchange fees charged by most discount brokers.

I'd already set up an elaborate plan for paying off our debts using the snowball method, so I knew we could put a few hundred dollars more into the payments each month.

The other popular repayment method is the Debt Avalanche., For this one, list your debts in order of highest to lowest interest rate, regardless of the dollar amount of the debt, and pay the highest interest - rate debt as fast as you can.

If extending your hire is not possible, we calculate your refund using the following method: the operator will allow ten useable hours per day for the vehicle, they divide the cost you have paid per day by ten leaving a dollar per hour figure, they multiply the number of hours lost by the dollar per hour and refund this amount.

Let's contrast this to traditional methods of IT investment, where the law firm buys a server (typically several thousand dollars) and pays thousands for a software package.

Paying annually is usually the cheapest method, giving the insurance company the premium dollars for the full year.

If the Star made it mandatory that the only way you could sell your car (for example), was to go through one of their advertizing member agent and pay the agent a fee depending on the dollar amount of the item sold (fee paid only if the car sold), before your ad was published in the Star; don't you think that such method would be considered as anti competative?