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What is the difference between a delivery charge and a tip when ordering food online?
A delivery charge is a fee that covers the cost of delivering the food to your location, while a tip is an additional amount of money given to the delivery person as a gesture of appreciation for their service. The delivery charge goes to the restaurant or delivery service, while the tip goes directly to the delivery person.
What is the service charge for the SMS OTP service?
The service charge for the SMS OTP service is 0.50 per message sent.
What is the monthly service charge for Bank of America?
The service charge is $1,000 a month.
What is the ird service charge for this transaction?
The IRD service charge for this transaction is 10.
Do you tip room service if there is a service charge included?
Yes, it is customary to tip room service even if there is a service charge included.
How much does Tivo charge per month for their service?
They charge $12.95 per month for there service. They charge $129 for a year. They charge $299 for a three year service. Or $399 for a lifetime of Tivo.
What is BSC meaning in bank statement?
Bank Service Charge
Do restaurants have to remove mandatory service charge when asked?
A restaurant does not have to remove a mandatory service charge when asked as long as the service charge was displayed prominently prior to you accepting the service. For example, the restaurant must tell you (on the menu or in another conspicuous location) that a service charge is required.
What is the service charge for Priceline online travel services?
"There is a minimum service charge of around $5.95. However, the service charge tends to change depending on where and which city you are planning to go to."
Do you charge tax on service call?
is it legal to charge taxes on a service call in the state of washington.
Is the service provided at no charge after the deductible is met?
Yes, the service is provided at no charge after the deductible is met.
What ways can a lawyer charge their clients for their service?
An attorney can charge a client hourly meaning they charge for each hour they work on the case. They can ask for a retainer fee which is a lump sum that goes into an account that the attorney bills for each hour worked. An attorney may charge one flat fee for their service. Another form of payment is called contingent fee. A lawyer in this case only charges if the case is successfully resolved.
