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Why are “fees” above the advertised price? It’s just lying about the price of the service.
And they have the audacity to claim it is an issue of "making labels too confusing for consumers".
They could always fold fees into the overall price, but that would be counterproductive to their real goal: lying about the price in advertising.
Billing charge: 4.99
Itemised bill charge: 10.99
Fee listing fee: 7.99
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You missed out on an obvious joke, fee fee for your fee fees :p
Exactly, if it is something that every customer has to pay no matter what, it's not a fee it's the cost of the service.