If they try to take more
than the advertised fee, it won't happen.
Not exact matches
Some portion of the
advertising fees may be allocated to national
advertising or to attract new franchise owners, rather
than to promote your outlet.
So, even though Lender A has the lowest interest rate
advertised, Lender A's points,
fees, and other prepaid finance charges actually make Lender A more expensive
than Lender C, which is
advertising a higher interest rate but lower points and
fees than Lender A.
The numbers are hidden from us, but I would expect most annual shopping bills include an
advertising cost that's larger
than the BBC license
fee.
This type of site relies on
advertising and Google AdSense to pay for the service rather
than membership
fees.
With more
than 115,000 sugar daddies averaging $ 50 a month in membership
fees, and some paying more to belong to the exclusive Diamond Club, it's safe to assume Wade's investment has more
than paid off — and that's not even including
advertising revenue.
Getting sponsorship for previously paid sites meant that the
advertising by companies is already built in rather
than requiring it to be paid for by membership
fees and sales.
Since City Colleges began taking applications for a plan widely
advertised as «free college» by a campaigning Mayor Rahm Emanuel, more
than 1,000 students have applied for the offer of waived tuition, books and school
fees.
Fees and repayment terms vary by program and may result in a higher rate
than advertised.
If an
advertised interest rate is lower
than the others, it could be the
fees are higher.
Companies that
advertise credit repair services aren't always legit, and some may use less
than ethical methods to try to raise your score or charge exorbitant
fees.
After being denied for many loans, people turn to tax refund loans just to find that the lenders have misrepresented themselves, or their
fees and charges are way higher
than was
advertised.
These companies practice misleading
advertising as well as charging debtors more
than what they make in
fees.
The focus of consumer gripes changed somewhat in 2016 when the credit bureaus
advertised services that included credit scores for free or $ 1, but didn't prominently mention that the offer was only a 7 - day or 30 - day trial, after which the full - service
fee of more
than $ 200 a year would kick in.
Some lawyers, or claims handler as they're commonly
advertised, say they can get charges back for a
fee, yet they have no more influence or power
than you do.
Questrade is also less
than candid about the extra «exchange
fees» that apply above their
advertised $ 4.95 or $ 9.95.
Using a property as an example (in Australia), if all your expenses each month (loan interest payments, council and water rates, insurance and / or strata,
advertising and management
fees, depreciation, and maintenance expense) are greater
than your income (rent), then you are negative gearing the investment property.
12b - 1 — This is an ongoing
fee that is part of a fund's expense ratio; it's used to pay for brokerage expenses as well as
advertising and marketing costs, making the funds that boast this
fee less
than ideal choices for cost - conscious investors.
ETFs also have less paperwork
than mutual funds, and do not charge 12b - 1
advertising fees, as do many mutual funds.
The firm
advertises it's likely more affordable
than other firms thanks to changes in how clients are billed, so it does not «charge hefty annual advisor
fees of 1 % or more.»
The annual percentage rate, usually shown next to the
advertised and called «APR», or nominal, interest rate, is always higher
than the actual, or effective, loan interest rate because it annualizes the
fees and costs associated with the loan.
In essence, the service» s charges amount to a contingency
advertising fee arrangement rather
than a cost that can be assessed for reasonableness by looking at market rate or comparable services.
We touched on four main topics: Yodle's strategy for
advertising itself, the breakdown of
fees for Yodle's services, how Yodle is different
than other services, and what kind of results Brea can expect to see.
They include «failing to disclose that the legal work is routinely referred to other lawyers for a
fee rather
than being performed by the lawyer;» «misleading about the size of the lawyer's practice or the areas of law in which the lawyer provides services;» «referring to
fee arrangements offered to clients without qualifications;» and «
advertising awards and endorsements from third parties without disclaimers or qualifications.»
Most virtual GC providers
advertise that
fees under these arrangements are more cost - effective
than traditional corporate law services.
One tip - off that the firm's actual experience is less
than advertised would be its reluctance to budget its
fees or provide a detailed evaluation or plan for the matter.
Bill 103 set out a number of prohibitive measures including the capping of all new contingency
fee agreements to no more
than 15 % of the award, a ban on all referral
fees in personal injury matters and requiring Law Society approval of personal injury
advertising.
This is an
advertising fee more
than anything else.
Feb. 8, 2010)(dismissing disciplinary complaints against Connecticut lawyers for participating in ClearBankruptcy.com and TotalBankruptcy.com, noting that the websites did not endorse participating lawyers but bore disclaimers to the contrary and required potential clients to initiate contact by visiting the websites and voluntarily providing information); Arizona Op. 11 - 02 (lawyer may join an internet group advertisement listing no more
than one lawyer for each zip code if program does not imply endorsement, if it is labelled as
advertising, and if lawyer has paid for exclusive zip code listing); District of Columbia Op. 302 (lawyers may pursue legal work through paying a
fee to access web page where potential clients post requests for bids on legal work); Nassau County (N.Y.) Ethics Op. 01 - 4, 17 Law.
Multiple drivers still operating one vehicle offer less risk
than two drivers with two vehicles and a family with two vehicles still costs less in terms of
advertising fees than attracting two different customers.
If you are not aware, up until a week ago, airlines would
advertise seats on flights for as little as $ 9 or $ 29 and that sounded great until you actually booked it and they tacked on so many hidden
fees that it ends up being more expensive
than some of the other airline prices you were looking at, but thought were too expensive at $ 199.00.
Having every protocol add its own currency for funding purposes may seem ugly, but the quantity of potential monetization per unit ugliness is vastly higher
than existing solutions, such as making a protocol that is proprietary, charging license
fees and excluding users who can not afford to pay, and releasing «crippleware» apps in order to facilitate monetization or
advertising.
If you are a recent graduate with less
than 2 years of experience, it is also unlikely that a company would want to pay those
fees for someone who is so easy to find through regular job
advertising.
Having said that, my view is that the revenues generated from
advertising (to the public viewers of the MLS) would be so substantial that Realtors in good standing should only have to pay a token membership
fee, rather
than support the entire organized real estate infrastructure.
The amount includes $ 7,500 for repayment of the licence
fee; more
than $ 36,000 for royalty
fees; more
than $ 55,000 for
advertising and promotional expenses; $ 50,000 for «loss of profits or encroachment loss»; and $ 25,000 for punitive damages.
The savings in
advertising will have to more
than offset the
fees payable to Fivewalls over time (say on a yearly basis).
6) The best 4 out of 10 homes on the market paid 160 % higher
fees than needed to hire people with no education or formal training in marketing or
advertising other
than knowing how to publish their registrant name without breaching provincial trading legislation, 7) What they read an article on how to use Facebook??
Regarding your item:» 6) The best 4 out of 10 homes on the market paid 160 % higher
fees than needed to hire people with no education or formal training in marketing or
advertising other
than knowing how to publish their registrant name without breaching provincial trading legislation,» Without the full context, your aforesaid statement is a hollow or worthless claim, but it is consistent with your style of working in an abstract manner to try and limit the possibility for specific scrutiny.
The original award included $ 7,500 for repayment of the licence
fee; more
than $ 36,000 for royalty
fees; more
than $ 55,000 for
advertising and promotional expenses; $ 50,000 for «loss of profits or encroachment loss»; and $ 25,000 for punitive damages.
I am wondering if this would cross any legal boundaries, as I am not an agent, and whether offering a gift card instead would be a much safer avenue
than a «referral
fee» to
advertise this reward.
Based on what little we know about this ratification, what is a flat -
fee brokerage going to do for the FSBO that doesn't want any other services
than the posting (or
advertising) of their home on CREA's REALTOR.ca (the old MLS.ca)?
I presume that many of these listings are not owned by his company but because he probably gets to download them for nothing more
than his brokerage's
fee, he makes them available to the public and collects
advertising revenue from REALTORS (some of whom likely already have their listings downloaded to his site as above) and other trades.
«If your broker
advertises a
fee less
than what buyers» agents normally get, buyers» agents are less likely to show your house,» says Tyson.