Sentences with phrase «worst kinds of fees»

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But the man who promised a new politics was guilty of the worst kind of politics when he broke his promise on tuition fees.

Presumably the $ 10 additional fee is their service fee (ie, profit), but knowing what I know about the 50 - word «reviews» coming out of Kirkus Discoveries (that's $ 7 a word, in case you're calculating), I wonder if that publisher is coming to the same conclusion their authors are coming to — that paying $ 350 for a bad review kind of... sucks.

After all, there are many payday loan companies out there with bad reputations, and for good reasons: exorbitant interest upwards of 700 % APR, hidden fees, confusing terms, poor customer service, misleading advertising, and overly aggressive collections practices, are a few examples of the kinds of bad behavior Operation Chokepoint is trying to eliminate.

Despite the fact that those with poor credit usually face higher interest rates and associated fees on bad credit loans, there is still a ceiling on how much a lender of any kind can charge you by using a points system.

Unusually for an airline making these kinds of changes not all the news is bad and how you view these changes will definitely depend on what type fares you book and how often you incur fees on award bookings.

The rewards can only be used at Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic and Athleta, but that kind of return isn't bad for a no annual fee card.

You'll probably have to pay some pretty hefty fuel surcharges unless you get kind of lucky when using ANA miles to get to Africa but paying fees when you only have to spend 104,000 miles is not that bad of a deal.

With that kind of rewards rate, you could potentially earn a rewards - funded night after staying with Best Western for just four nights — not a bad deal for a card with a $ 59 annual fee.

I firmly believe that of all current monetization options for online games, a mandatory subscription fee is the worst deal from the player's perspective (except maybe crowdfunding and early access, but that's kind of a whole other issue).

That's really scary - When this kind of story comes up, I always wonder, if I'm ever met with bad luck and end up spending everything, going bankrupt even, in legal fees to fight the charges and am finally acquitted, is there any safety net in the legal system to recoup all financial damages including interest on any loans I had to take out?