Sentences with phrase «membership fee upfront»

For $ 1,650 per month (plus a $ 500 membership fee upfront), customers get unlimited flight access to Southern California cities like San Fransisco, Burbank, and Santa Monica.

Not exact matches

A lot of big - name options require you to buy an annual membership in order to access discounts — and while you'd likely make that membership fee back within your first few orders, nobody really wants to pay $ 60 upfront to save $ 1.50 on bananas every week (even if that will add up).

The upfront cost is a bit expensive, but it's saves you time (no commute) and money (no membership fees) in the long run.

An upfront fee needs to be paid good for a year or two of membership.

Avoid any credit counseling organization that requires an application fee, membership fee, upfront fee or per - creditor fee.

(Keep in mind that while the Chase Slate has no balance transfer fee if you transfer within the first 60 days of card membership, the Discover it's 3 % fee means you will pay $ 90 upfront.)

To get Standard membership, you should pay $ 99 as an upfront fee and then additional $ 27 each time you want to access a lounge.

(Keep in mind that while the Chase Slate has no balance transfer fee if you transfer within the first 60 days of card membership, the Discover it's 3 % fee means you will pay $ 90 upfront.)

In a 7 - 2 ruling on May 30, the Supreme Court of Canada supported ACAIQ's position that Proprio Direct should not have been charging its customers a non-refundable, upfront «membership» fee (charged in addition to a sales commission), regardless of whether or not the real estate company sold their homes.

Another pervasive scam involved «realtor service» companies, in which victims are asked to pay both an upfront fee and a monthly membership fee to access listings of pre-foreclosure rentals or rent - to - own properties.