pay over the odds

While it is important to get the right cover, you do not have to pay over the odds.

If so, make sure you are not paying over the odds.

But we don't have to pay over the odds either.

But do they make us pay over the odds?

Despite the recent price cuts, you may be paying over the odds for heating your home.

"Billy knew he paid over the odds for a number of pieces.

On an airplane, the 1st class passengers pay over the odds, even for the extras they get.

And you don't pay over the odds prices because it's not an expensive place to have your shop.

Also, if you're prepared to pay over the odds - the touts are always outside the ground and have tickets available at all times.

When she was flush, she had been stupid enough to pay over the odds.

The stock that someone else in the supply chain needed badly and had no option but to pay over the odds for.

"I feel it is pointless to pay over the odds about products that get washed down the drain"

For too long companies have been able to force consumers to pay over the odds for their gas and electricity.

They still expected to get cheap baked beans, but would pay over the odds for high-quality fresh food.

Must have seen his name in the paper and reckoned he'd pay over the odds to get it back today.'

The first, and most general, is the willingness of companies to pay over the odds when they acquire other companies.

In the past Coleby had paid over the odds for things he wanted.

Those who want a big house full of appliances, gadgets and heating systems should pay over the odds for luxury.

When a firm is mature, with a long track-record, investors are less likely to pay over the odds for it.

That's no comfort to single travellers, but there are ways to secure a room for one without paying over the odds.

Used car prices are going up due to this useless government paying over the odds for old bangers.

We could have guessed that Abraham would end up paying over the odds, but not as much as this.

They demand little and pay over the odds, travelling to these shores on guilt trips.

When they get to Albany they'll find the tickets they paid over the odds for won't take them any further.

This brought them a very high class of customer who didn't mind paying over the odds for something that little bit naughtier.