convenience fee
convenience fee noun: a service charge made by a business to a customer for the customer's use of certain payment methods, such as credit cards.
Noun
convenience fee (plural convenience fees)
- A service charge made by a business to a customer for the customer's use of certain payment methods, such as credit cards.
Forms of convenience fee
| plural | convenience fees |
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Questions about convenience fee
- What does convenience fee mean?
- Convenience fee means a service charge made by a business to a customer for the customer's use of certain payment methods, such as credit cards.
- What part of speech is convenience fee?
- Convenience fee is a noun.
- What is the plural of convenience fee?
- The plural of convenience fee is convenience fees.
Words near convenience fee in the dictionary
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