charge for delivery

There is an extra charge for delivery, available only in Manhattan.

Elsewhere in Manhattan there is a charge for delivery, starting at $5.

Many firms are trying to discourage the use of these certificates by imposing charges for delivery.

Each service charges for delivery and requires a minimum order, but they operate under distinctly different marketing models.

There is no additional charge for delivery.

"How much do you charge for delivery?"

There are no charges for delivery.

"Is there a charge for delivery?"

Although there will be a charge for delivery, the delivery person will be required to put the furniture together, she added.

"Who would have thought you could carry only one brand of diapers, not let people pick out their own bananas, charge for delivery and still make money?"

If you make a charge for delivery you should read Notice 700/24 Postage and delivery charges.

"It's near shift end; it'll be delivery-free if you can wait until tomorrow, but I'll have to charge for delivery off-main shift.

(15) Service charge for delivery of documents via facsimile (per page, 7 page maximum)

"Charge for delivery?"

To make sure the cash-and-carry customers were not subsidizing those receiving the extra service, Staples charges for delivery - 5 percent of the dollar value of the order.

There is no charge for delivery, but Anthony Gentile, the third generation of his family in the business, estimates prices are about 15 percent higher than in the supermarket.

He said that he had also begun charging for delivery of some other items, but that some delivery requests were just too small to justify the gas used.

In situations where the regulations apply, terminal railways are required to give equal treatment interswitching traffic and are prohibited from charging for delivery or return of an empty car.

However, as some currency providers - including Thomas Exchange and FairFx - charge for delivery of amounts of less than £500, these may be less competitive on smaller conversions.

There is no charge for each minute of use, but the supermarkets charge for delivery, which is an incentive for customers not to place frequent orders for just a few items.

However, my water bill is made up of two elements - a fixed charge for delivery of fresh water and removal of waste water, plus a charge for the actual amount of water consumed.

I'd ask for Good & Plenty, Smarties and marshmallows to toast over the burner on the stove, and she would add enough toilet paper and tissue to the list to meet the minimum charge for delivery.