After that, you still have to pay that membership fee.
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It was worth the $30 to $100 annual membership fee.
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The membership fee seems rather small for all that access.
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The sites require a small membership fee to search listings.
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Still, it's sad to see Prime's membership fee go above $100.
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The membership fee hasn't been met with the most positive response:
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Amazon obviously wants people to pay for the annual membership fee.
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To attract new customers, it dropped its annual $50 membership fee.
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Customers will also be refunded for their final month's membership fee.
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A membership fee to any channel will cost you $39.99 per month.
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The resort doubled its membership fee to $200,000 after he was elected.
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Charging admission or a membership fee could be the future of retail.
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I save enough to cover the $60 membership fee several times over.
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Priority Private Care's membership fee decreases as more family members are included.
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The gym membership fee is her largest monthly expense, behind her rent.
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Anyone can become a member by paying an annual membership fee of $4,500.
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Unlike Zipcar, though, there won't be a membership fee, according to The Verge.
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Back in 2014, Amazon raised the annual membership fee from $80 to $100.
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CrossFit, a private company with a steep membership fee, probably can't do that.
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There is no membership fee or hidden fees related to your Chewy account.
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With no membership fee and free shipping on everything, eBay shouldn't be overlooked.
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But will Chuck Sr. be able to afford that new $200,000 membership fee?
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In fact, Peloton includes the membership fee in the payment plan for the duration.
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But evidently, the Mile High Club can come with a pretty hefty membership fee.
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Costco announced it will raise its annual membership fee by $5 effective June 1.
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The company charges a $150 membership fee, but its services are covered under insurance.
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Until they pay the $60 annual membership fee and sign up themselves, that is.
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At that level of spending, the extra 218 percent back exceeds the Prime membership fee.
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Democrats and ethics watchdogs questioned how the membership fee doubled to $200,000 after Trump's election.
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At that level of spending, the extra 290 percent back exceeds the Prime membership fee.
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For its services, Zuul charges a membership fee, though it declined to say how much.
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The annual membership fee is $7,800 for C-suite executives and $5,400 for everyone else.
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And it just so happens that our gym membership fee hit on Thursday as well.
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Shortly before Trump's inauguration, Mar-a-Lago also doubled its annual membership fee to $200,000.
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In fact, they've paid a monthly membership fee of more than $100 for the pleasure.
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He gave Coulter an open invitation to Mar-a-Lago, waiving the $100,000 membership fee.
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It began offering free two-day shipping without requiring a membership fee, as Amazon does.
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At that level of spending, the extra 2 percent back exceeds the Prime membership fee.
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It also said it would refund all customers their most recent $50 monthly membership fee.
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To make money, the site relies on members paying a monthly membership fee of $24.95.
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That payment includes the $39 a month membership fee for the duration of the payment plan.
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Membership is most certainly priced for the rich and famous with a $7,500 annual membership fee.
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The membership fee was $7 in those days—and Trump didn't pay it out of pocket.
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There is no membership fee, which represents a departure from other services like ZipCar and Car2Go.
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If he's accepted, he will pay an annual membership fee between about $12,000 and $1.3 million.
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That means you can earn your Costco membership fee back in just a couple of purchases.
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Mar-a-Lago, which Trump calls the "Winter White House," doubled its membership fee to $200,000.
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Prices vary by location, but start as low as $17 a month, plus a membership fee.
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I needed to find a workout I could do consistently, anytime, without paying a membership fee.
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The discount only applied to products that cost more than the monthly membership fee, Mueller said.
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The savings on a new set of tires alone may well immediately offset the membership fee.
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Peloton bikes cost about $2,000, plus a membership fee of $39 a month for streaming classes.
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Trump's Mar-a-Lago club doubled its membership fee to $200,000 five days after his inauguration.
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Unlike other on-demand services, Shipt offers a membership fee and unlimited free deliveries for its service.
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Costco last raised its membership fee in 2011, and typically does so every five to six years.
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The President also spent Christmas and New Year at the resort, which takes a $200,000 membership fee.
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We ended up with a half-price one-day, free two-day shipping with a membership fee.
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Forward itself, when you're at Forward, we're not billing your insurance, it's just all that membership fee.
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There's no membership fee required to shop on eBay and all items will be shipped for free.
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At $5, Wegmans rotisserie chickens are the same price as Costco's — and without the hefty membership fee.
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The first hurdle is convincing these cash-strapped shoppers to pay a membership fee to use Amazon.
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GuesttoGuest also allows nonreciprocal hosting based on a points system and does not charge a membership fee.
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Deterred by a gym membership fee, Brittany instead decides to train for the New York City Marathon.
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The membership fee meant nothing, when Amazon made it seem like I was getting more for my money.
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U.S. sellers have to pay a membership fee of roughly $2,000 to get their online stores on Alibaba.
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The membership fee was also a point of contention from some customers who reviewed the restaurant on Yelp.
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Jet first required a $50 annual membership fee in a bid to mimic the successful Costco structure online.
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The program classifies the membership fee under driving ranges, which typically require a smaller payment to the county.
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No matter which plan you pick, there is a $39 annual membership fee, so be wary of that.
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THE COST Ensemble doesn't charge a membership fee to use agents, but some charge trip-planning fees. CRUISES?
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It&aposs affordable and convenient — and maybe enough of a justification for the membership fee on its own.
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By 2017, the mandated membership fee was gone, but they did not go back to the swipe model.
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The company then took his phone and asked him to pay a membership fee of more than $400.
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Like other organizations that charge a yearly membership fee, the lobby relies on perks to entice potential members.
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The membership fee will cost $4.99 per month and will give backers access to exclusive digital goods and content.
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He is also a member of the Southern Highlands Country Club, which comes with a hefty $65,000 membership fee.
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The new annual Prime membership fee is 4,900 yen ($43.86) versus 3,900 yen previously, Amazon said in a statement.
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In April, Amazon starting offering a monthly Prime subscription for $303, compared with an annual membership fee of $99.
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Maven was launched in 2016 as a no-membership-fee rental service meant to compete with ZipCar and Car2Go.
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" Walmart used its corporate Twitter account on Friday evening to say: "One-day free shipping...without a membership fee.
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The company is trying to modernize the whole process, and asks patients to pay a $199 annual membership fee.
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Furthermore, it's not clear if Amazon needs to, or actually does, profit off of its annual Prime membership fee.
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The $60 annual membership fee helps Thrive offer items at what they claim is 25-50% below retail pricing.
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Meanwhile, Costco is somewhat cushioned by its annual membership fee, which accounts for three-fourths of its operating income.
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By shopping these sales, you can save on tech, apparel, and home goods — without paying a pricey membership fee.
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Employers have the option to subsidize the cost of the service, which is an $8 per month membership fee.
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But by joining Mar-a-Lago for a $200,20003 membership fee, you can get fairly close to President Trump.
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Ms. Hooks pays $090,090 a month for her room, on top of a one-time membership fee of $690.
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The offer is valid without a membership fee and includes hundreds of thousands of items like electronics and toys.
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Details: The service will charge an annual membership fee of $98 for subscribers to choose unlimited same-day delivery.
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That might also be true for Amazon, but Amazon has Prime members' annual membership fee to help cover shipping costs.
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Amazon is raising its annual Prime membership fee from $99 to $119, because let's be honest, you're gonna pay it.
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That was back in 1989 when Donald Trump Jr.'s $7 membership fee was paid from the proceeds of charity.
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It also requests a $5 annual membership fee, which allows members to reserve tables and shooting lanes by the hour.
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The business also has a 23-year-old staff association, whose membership fee is used to fund staff social events.
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If you drive enough, the savings from gas can more than make up for the $60 annual Costco membership fee.
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With no membership fee and free shipping on everything, eBay has created a summer savings event that shouldn't be overlooked.
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And that $150 membership fee includes special events, as well as utilities, Wi-Fi, water, and a monthly cleaning service.
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WuChess launched in June 2008 with 5,000 fans preregistered and mere hundreds paying the annual $48 membership fee up front.
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Forward charges a monthly membership fee, and this was partly because health insurance isn't working from their point of view.
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It was founded two years ago and has 630 members, all of whom pay the required $250 monthly membership fee.
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And while buying in bulk can save you money, the warehouse club does have a yearly membership fee of $60.
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But unless you spend thousands of dollars at Costco, the 5% surcharge can end up being less than the membership fee.
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All of these stores have one big advantage over Amazon: Unlike Prime, there's no membership fee to participate in the deals.
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The company also announced that membership fee will go up $5 starting June 1 for many in the U.S. and Canada.
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I was accepted quickly, my membership fee waived (for reasons I still don't understand), and I made a profile right away.
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Investors contribute a minimum of $503,000 to the fund and pay a $2,500 membership fee and a 2 percent management fee.
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I pay the $12 fee for nonmembers because I can't afford the $599 initiation fee and the $139 monthly membership fee.
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The last time Amazon upped its annual membership fee was in 2014, when the price tag went from $79 to $99.
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Unlike Amazon Prime, Target Restock doesn't require a membership fee – that an angle Walmart adopted with its free shipping program, too.
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The move was meant to challenge Amazon Prime, as all it required was a minimum purchase – not an annual membership fee.
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It also requires that customers pay an annual membership fee ($99), something Instacart offers as an option for more frequent customers.
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What differentiates Boxed from Costco is the fact that it's online, offers free delivery and does not require any membership fee.
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Alibaba said U.S. sellers will have to pay a membership fee of roughly $2,000 to get their online stores on Alibaba.
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The retailer in October slashed the $299 upfront membership fee for its AmazonFresh service, in favor of a monthly $14.99 charge.
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Costco, a bulk-discount retailer, may not be hip but its revenue-generating membership fee at least protects the bottom line.
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Most charge a monthly or annual membership fee but offer free trial periods so you can see if it's for you.
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Recode has learned that Code Eight plans to eventually charge a membership fee, but current testers are using it for free.
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Amazon Prime members may have noted the recent 28500 percent increase in their annual membership fee, attributed to rising shipping costs.
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Even if your local spot isn't offering an official discount, chances are you can negotiate a lower membership fee this month.
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Each pays a nominal "membership" fee to access a spot at Founders Den whenever it's convenient for them to be there.
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In exchange for my $60 membership fee, I was sent a windbreaker and a tee, both in lackluster shades of brown.
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It wasn&apost much, and it certainly didn&apost justify the $23 membership fee, but it was all I could find.
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The Conservatory currently has 3,000 members, 15% of whom pay a small membership fee to access exclusive content and special events.
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In fact, in most states, the savings members get in gas prices will more than offset the annual Costco membership fee.
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There's no membership fee to participate in those, and Walmart now does next-day delivery while Target does same-day delivery.
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The struggle for prominence was made even more difficult by Bahmanzadeh's initial decision to attach a £15 [$20] membership fee for entry.
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SINGAPORE — Central Perk SG, Singapore's latest themed cafe, revealed its S$1,000 ($720) membership fee in a Facebook post on Tuesday night.
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If you're already an Amazon Prime member, then you're also set — you've got unlimited photo storage already included in your membership fee.
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Luxury home buyers want properties in gated beachfront developments and with amenities like security, restaurants and utilities included in a membership fee.
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The prices between the two were pretty similar, though Costco's regular membership fee of $60 a year needs to be accounted for.
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That means it's a way to get items faster than Amazon Prime, without Amazon's ever-increasing Prime membership fee or Pantry surcharge.
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There is no need to pay a membership fee or subscription for Victor and there is no extra cost for the pet.
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Starting today, Walmart will begin offering free, two-day shipping on over 2 million items, with no need for a membership fee.
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He plans to monetize the service either through sponsorship or a membership fee, and will continue to work part-time at Citibank.
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Millennial poverty is not being able to buy lunch because youre dumb and forgot about your annual Savage x Fenty membership fee.
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A $30 monthly membership fee pays for art materials and instruction, and lets the young subscribers borrow one comic at a time.
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While you do have to be a member to attend, admission is not included in the membership fee, according to the BBC.
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There are plenty of classes available so you can work out without even leaving your home — and with a much smaller membership fee.
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For a $100 yearly membership fee, Modern Animal offers unlimited exams, 24/7 virtual care, in-app prescription requests and delivery and more.
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Customers will need to have a current EBT card to enroll and the card cannot be used to pay the monthly membership fee.
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On top of that is a $200 application fee and, potentially, a membership fee, though the company's not committed to charging that yet.
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Boxed does not charge customers a membership fee, although you can join the $49 annual BoxedUp program to earn extra perks and rewards.
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Customers will have to pay an annual membership fee of $29, and in exchange, they'll receive free shipping and 20% off every purchase.
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Jetblack, which is available with a monthly membership fee of $50, will offer same-day and next-day delivery at no additional cost.
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Full access to over 1,000 webcams — pointed at public and private spaces around the world — requires a one-time membership fee of $49.
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The additional Prime perks come a few days after Amazon instituted the first increase in four years for the annual Prime membership fee.
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While the Apple Card doesn't have an annual membership fee, there are some fees for certain transactions through its Apple Pay Cash service.
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In Taiwan, Gogoro customers buy the scooters and pay what amounts to a membership fee to gain access to the battery-swapping stations.
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Zipcar charges for car usage by the hour or day, including gas and insurance, plus a monthly membership fee that starts at $7.
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Its exercise bikes cost upwards of $2,200 and its treadmills upwards of $4,200 — and that's not including a monthly membership fee of $39.
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Surf Air's competition in the U.S. also includes Wheels Up, which charges its members for hours flown after a lower annual membership fee.
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There's also an additional 10% transaction fee for guests and a 5% fee for hosts, as well as a $100 lifetime membership fee.
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Boxed's selection of goods are similar to those found at Costco or Sam's Club, but Boxed does not currently charge a membership fee.
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THE COST Signature doesn't charge a membership fee to use its agents, but some charge fees of up to several hundred dollars. CRUISES?
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Beyond that, U.K.-based soccer fans will pay the Prime membership fee of £7.99 per month, or an annual fee of £79 ($103).
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Kind regards, Michael Enterprise, Alamo, and National Car Rentals all provided discounts to NRA members once they paid their $40 annual membership fee.
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Other ideas included having customers pay a membership fee to access a payday storefront, recouping some of the lost profits from lower-cost loans.
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Jet originally planned to charge customers a $50 annual membership fee in exchange for even larger discounts, but scrapped that model before its launch.
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We&aposve now got a position where out of 29 nations, only six of them are paying the basic membership fee of 2 percent.
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For both companies, cost can be a barrier: Peloton bikes cost about $2,000, plus a membership fee of $39 a month for streaming classes.
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To vote for the Conservative party leader, you must be an active member of the Conservative party -- and pay a membership fee of $15.
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While there is a $60 annual membership fee, the company promises that Thrive goods are available for up to 50% off standard retail prices.
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After qualifying for membership, Haute Vault members can rent pieces worth up to $150,13 by paying an annual membership fee of $350 to $500.
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It's perhaps unsurprising that Best Buy is cutting the program, given that regular customers would be able to recoup their membership fee pretty quickly.
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Shipt home delivery of groceries is available for an annual membership fee of $99, which gives members unlimited free deliveries, according to the company.
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But for Prime holdouts who don't want to pay a $99 yearly membership fee, Walmart and Amazon basically now offer the exact same service.
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Instacart users in Los Angeles pay a delivery fee of $5.99 to $7.99 at Sprouts, or can choose to pay a $149 membership fee.
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Previously, Prime members had been required to pay the monthly fee for Amazon Fresh on top of their monthly or yearly Prime membership fee.
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My $71 monthly membership fee at the Y includes a locker rental and use of other facilities like the weight room and hot tub.
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The $30 monthly membership fee pays for the art materials and instruction and entitles the young subscribers to borrow one comic at a time.
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She said the site, which is free for couples, has 3,400 registered vendors, and charges businesses a $5 monthly or $50 annual membership fee.
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Even in 2007, the radio started charging a membership fee of €3.00 in every country except Germany, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
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But again, in order to enjoy the library of classes, including the live ones, you have to pay a membership fee of $39 a month.
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First, Walmart introduced free two-day shipping (and returns) on orders over $35 without requiring a membership fee, which is something not even Amazon offers.
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You know, for people who maybe don't want to pay, or can't afford, the membership fee, which is more expensive than other forms of transit.
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Kondo conducts seminars for prospective Consultants, which cost about $2,200 per person, and once Consultants become certified, they must pay a $500 annual membership fee.
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Amazon announced that customers could pay $8.99 a month to watch Amazon's Prime video streaming service instead of paying the $99 annual Prime membership fee.
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One unit will comprise the 257 stores operated under the Smart & Final banner, which allow consumers to shop at a discount without a membership fee.
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Costco implemented its annual membership fee increase by $5-$60 for Goldstar and business members, and by $10-$120 for executive memberships in the quarter.
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REAGAN: AND YOU SAID THAT YOU'LL DO THAT AND BE ABLE TO DELIVER TO 90% OF THE COUNTRY WITHIN TWO DAYS WITHOUT A MEMBERSHIP FEE.
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If you grocery shop often, or have a big family to feed, you'll likelymake up the yearly membership fee in savingsfrom your first two orders.
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Majority hopes to reduce the cost of banking for its customers, with all their banking and remittance services covered in the $5 monthly membership fee.
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After your free trial, you pay a monthly membership fee that's based on your city and how many classes you want to take each month.
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There are three membership levels: BlackSmith (the basic membership, which is free) and two paid services — SilverSmith and GoldSmith — that charge an annual membership fee.
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According to its website, Jet black will now no longer accept new orders and will refund its customers their most recent $50 monthly membership fee.
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Typically, Google Express requires a membership fee or per-delivery charge, but it is waiving those costs until April 30th for purchases made through the Home.
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Amazon is making another move in its courtship of lower-income shoppers, announcing a discount on its Amazon Prime monthly membership fee for recipients of Medicaid.
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The shares will list in the "near future, subject to market conditions," said Basic-Fit, which has a monthly membership fee of 25 euros or less.
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Correction - An earlier version of this post state that the $149 payment plan required an additional $39 membership fee to get access to the Peloton classes.
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And while Google Express typically has a membership fee or per-delivery charge, Google is waiving those costs for purchases made with Home through April 30th.
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The firm rents huge chunks of space from landlords, kits them out and charges clients a membership fee starting at a few hundred dollars a month.
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Engadget reports that creators with more than 50,000 subscribers will be able to offer their viewers a $4.99 monthly membership fee in exchange for exclusive perks.
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Though Jet initially charged a $50 membership fee, from which it said it would derive its profits, it eliminated that charge after only a few months.
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The company, which generates revenue from a $1-a-month membership fee and a $1 per-trade fee, needs 20,000 users to break even, Weeresinghe said.
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Following Amazon's rollout, Walmart unveiled free one-day shipping without a membership fee, and Target already had a free one-day program for its loyalty cardholders.
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Ultimately, Feather's vision is to start selling complete furniture packages and a monthly membership fee that will allow users to swap out furniture as they choose.
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He planned to compete with Amazon on price, but hit a speed bump after Jet was forced to drop its annual membership fee shortly after launch.
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Through some Googling, Lee discovered the Unicode Consortium and found, to her delight, that she could infiltrate the group in exchange for a $75 membership fee.
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Since a Costco membership is $55 a year, if you're spending over $366 a year at Costco, you should just pony up for the membership fee.
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US suppliers will be required to pay an annual membership fee of $2,000 (with no commission fees) to access the tools and tap into Alibaba's network.
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The president has doubled the membership fee of the resort since taking office, so is directly profiting from the sense that his companionship is for sale.
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Without density, is the competition for space or traffic in coffee shops and free workspaces still high enough where it's worth paying a membership fee for?
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Facing a potentially ruinous wave of new sex-abuse lawsuits, the Boy Scouts of America is increasing its annual youth membership fee by more than 80%.
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Amazon's program will encompass the grocery and household selections available on both AmazonFresh and Prime Pantry, the retailer says, without the requirement of a membership fee.
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Amazon's Fresh service requires a $299 membership fee, which also includes perks of Amazon's Prime service, but is only available in a handful of metro areas.
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If you spend $3,000 per year at Costco, or an average of $250 per month, you'll earn enough cash back to offset a $60 membership fee.
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The account has made a significant amount of money -- we're told more than 1,800 users have paid the membership fee which ranges from $3 to $25.
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For now, shoppers who want to participate have to pay the Shipt annual membership fee of $49 for the first year and $99 per year thereafter.
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But they also posed for windswept photos in Vogue, and some dropped by the Wing, a private Manhattan women's club with a $2,250 annual membership fee.
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Currently, an annual membership fee is $4,500, with each domestic one-way flight costing members an additional $2,700 while each international one-way flight costs $3,7503.
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Currently, the annual membership fee is $4,500, with each domestic one-way flight costing members an additional $2,700 while each international one-way flight costs $3,000.
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Although the change means free two-day shipping on many items without a membership fee, customers may still prefer paying Amazon $99 a year for additional benefits.
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If you're thinking of starting your career with Code Avengers, now is the perfect time — this deal brings its regular $1,200 membership fee down to just $79.99.
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But we're still sticking to something we said four years ago when that last annual membership fee bump happened: Amazon Prime is the best deal in tech.
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Seminars in Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong promote similar multi-level marketing schemes that require investors to pay an upfront membership fee of as much as $9,000.
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"They pay a membership fee, so they expect to find unique items," Chandra Holt, vice president of Sam's Club's private brands, told Fortune magazine of the wine.
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There's no membership fee to join Ladies Get Paid, but town halls are $15, workshops are $20, and I split that 103/50 with the workshop instructor.
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In a press release, Spotify's developers announced that Hulu's library of TV shows and movies would be included starting Tuesday with Spotify's existing $22019 monthly membership fee.
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In a press release, Spotify's developers announced that Hulu's library of TV shows and movies would be included starting Tuesday with Spotify's existing $9.99 monthly membership fee.
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Green Egg Nation is free, but for a $5 annual membership fee you can add personal notes to recipes, set timers, build shopping lists and delete ads.
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The company bills ex-subscribers up to $15 a month for what it calls a platform or membership fee that's required to cover administrative and operating costs.
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He planned to compete with Amazon on price, but hit a speed bump after Jet was forced to drop its annual membership fee shortly after its start.
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However, the figure does not take into account the rebate the U.K. receives, which instantly discounts the U.K.'s membership fee to around £250 million per week.
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The club doubled its membership fee after he took office and critics claim his repeated visits -- offering guests a chance to rub shoulders with the President -- boost business.
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Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, in a blog post on Thursday said New York customers can shop on AmazonFresh and Prime Pantry without requiring a membership fee.
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The service will cost $180 a year, but if you have a valid SNAP EBT card, you can get free access to AmazonFresh without a monthly membership fee.
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Entry to New York Jacks is $25 (or $20 for members, if you pay an annual $30 membership fee), and does not include tips for clothing check (encouraged).
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This faster security experience gives you a dedicated lane plus your shoes and jackets stay on, for a membership fee of $85 which is good for five years.
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You pay them a monthly membership fee, and in return are granted access to any and all of their workspaces, each filled wall-to-wall with crazy equipment.
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Unlike many services that charge a fixed price per month, and/or a membership fee, however, the classes are available à la carte, and no membership is required.
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By shopping at these retailers you'll be able to get great deals on tech, home goods, fashion, and much more without having to pay a steep membership fee.
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The Wing members wouldn't have to pay The SitterClub's $100 membership fee, but would be on the hook to find, schedule, and pay sitters booked through the service.
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Last year, Amazon rapidly expanded its delivery and pickup services and dropped the $14.99 monthly Amazon Fresh membership fee for members of its Prime service, which costs $119 annually.
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Amazon also sells low-priced grocery items through Amazon Fresh, but that grocery program costs $14.99 a month in addition to the regular $99-a-year Prime membership fee.
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Yoshi has been successful at entering this market and offering previously unavailable fill-ups for a $15 dollar a month membership fee on a 24 cent per gallon margin.
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It works like this: For $33 (plus a $10 monthly membership fee), Pheramor will ship you a kit to swab your cheeks, which you then send back for sequencing.
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For the past two years, Walmart has offered free two-day shipping on millions of items on its site without a membership fee, on orders of $35 or more.
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The timing is important because Walmart recently announced a push to offer free, next-day shipping on a curated selection of up to 220,2300 items — with no membership fee.
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But it's not as if Trump's other decisions — including doubling the membership fee for Mar-a-Lago and his refusal to make his business holdings clear — provide much reassurance.
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Nominees and winners of the Razzies are voted for online by around 1,000 Razzie members from 24 countries, who sign up on line and pay a $40 membership fee.
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The average annual membership fee for hotels is $27,800 (£19,500), and Boyen says SLH only accepts 4 to 5 percent of the around a thousand applications they receive yearly.
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The €22014,29-a-month (about $33,23 US) photo-sharing app Rich Kids, which launched last year, feels like what would happen if you added a membership fee to Instagram.
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For example, you might have a monthly membership fee billed to your debit card, or you might pay insurance premiums every month directly from your checking account (via ACH).
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Costco's membership fee offers a big advantage for customers, as it enables Costco to sell its wares at the lowest prices without having to sweat its negligible profit margins.
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Unlike other wholesale stores, there's no membership fee and you won't need to go to store to shop, but you will have to sign up with your email address.
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Most prices at Thrive Market are cheaper than you'll find at other grocery stores, but you have to pay an annual membership fee of $59.95 to access these prices.
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Still, the pictures raise questions about the access enjoyed by Mar-a-Lago members, who have seen their annual membership fee double to $200,000 since Trump won the presidency.
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He also introduced the annual membership fee for sellers to dissuade fraudsters, and to be able to trace any transaction back to the seller in case of a dispute.
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"Cool, I've actually been accidentally subscribed to a $50 monthly membership fee on Rihanna's bra website for four months without knowing it," a friend of The Goods tweeted recently.
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After paying the annual $119 membership fee, customers are divorced from the complicated logistics and laborious exploitation it takes for a package to arrive in two days (or less).
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She also works with a collective of sliding scale counselors called Open Path that requires a one-time membership fee ($50) to offer a lower tier of sliding scale.
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BuzzFeed News's Tarini Parti even reported on Monday that members of his exclusive Florida beach club (annual membership fee: $200,000) have been getting choice tours of Air Force One.
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Financial coach Rocky Lalvani recommends pinpointing expenses such as Netflix, cable TV, phone service or a gym membership fee, and asking yourself whether you're using each of these services.
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The Netropolitan, a social network launched in 2014 with an initial membership fee of $9,000 followed by annual $3,000 fees, was considered a failure after only two months in existence.
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What was once a possible purchase for those who might have been interested in YouTube's original content that was hidden behind a membership fee suddenly seems like an inexplicable buy.
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The Girl Scouts of Greater New York is covering the cost for the girls, including the membership fee; a starter kit of patches, pins, workbooks and vests; and monthly dues.
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Unlike Zipcar or Daimler's Car2Go, Maven has no annual membership fee, and in some markets, the company's employees will actually deliver the car straight to those customers who request it.
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In the same letter, Mueller asked "whether we would be entitled to a refund of a portion of our initial membership fee," which the report says was paid in 1994.
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And Target took on both Amazon Prime and Walmart with its launch of free two-day shipping on hundreds of thousands of items, without a minimum purchase or membership fee.
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Pay a membership fee, take a few classes to make sure you didn't cut your fingers off or burn the building down, and bam: you had access to it all.
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Walmart started offering same-day pickup in its stores in 2011 and caught up with Amazon's two-day free shipping two years ago by offering it without a membership fee.
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"If I'm an intelligence service I'm going to pay the membership fee, get someone with a clean background and have them become a member of the community," Mr. Cohen said.
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From the tire center to the gas pump to the snack bar, small savings of a few dollars here and there quickly add up to the $60 annual membership fee.
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If you cannot afford the hefty membership fee, you may know a well-heeled friend who is getting married at Mar-a-Lago and snare an invitation to the celebration.
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What her rent includes: Wi-Fi, furniture, olive oil, coffee, cups, hair dryers and paper towels, among other basics; Ms. Hooks also paid a one-time membership fee of $690.
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Angie's List continued to struggle, however, despite dropping its membership fee and moving to a freemium model one year ago, as part of a growth strategy by new CEO Scott Durchslag.
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"That membership fee allows them to reduce markups lower than any other stores, making Costco and BJ's and Sam's Club prices often 10% lower than you'll see anywhere else," Demer says.
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"That membership fee allows them to reduce markups lower than any other stores, making Costco and BJ's and Sam's Club prices often 10% lower than you'll see anywhere else," Demer adds.
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"There's something about the fact that he was able to increase the membership fee at this swanky resort and then essentially give access to the wealthy there...That's offensive," DeVore said.
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The suggestions included using Amazon Prime (which charges an annual $99 membership fee) for cheaper groceries, taking a part-time job and asking one's employer for a lunch or travel stipend.
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There will be no membership fee required to join, and perks include earning 1% back on every purchase, personalized deals like birthday gifts, and early access to sales throughout the year.
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Citigroup upgraded the stock, thanks to a membership fee increase that could be coming and a special dividend next year, along with the possible end of gasoline, food and tobacco deflation.
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But he added that he was not entirely convinced that low-income shoppers would be willing to pay a membership fee, even a reduced one, to shop at an online store.
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In the past, some Walmart executives have opposed a paid membership program, seeing Walmart's competitive advantage as giving shoppers everyday low prices without the need to splurge on a membership fee.
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The annual membership fee starts at 60,000 Swiss francs ($62,000) and can run up to 600,000 Swiss francs ($620,000), depending on what type of membership you choose, according to the BBC.
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Startup: Modern AnimalVC: Scott Nolan, Founders FundRelationship: Investor Total funding raised: $13.5 millionWhat it does: Offers tech-enabled veterinary services on a subscription basis for an annual membership fee of $100.
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The world's largest brick-and-mortar retailer is eliminating the membership fee on its own two-day shipping program, and simultaneously lowering its free shipping order minimum from $50 to $35.
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LaForest, who was a college freshman when she ordered from Adore Me, said she did not realize she had opted into a monthly VIP membership fee until her debit card was declined.
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In the newly announced New York pilot, Amazon is waiving its Prime membership fee for food stamp customers who want to shop for groceries and household staples through AmazonFresh and Prime Pantry.
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Many credit unions even cut members a dividend check at the end of the year—about $51 per member on average in 2017—more than making up for the small membership fee.
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Along with this development, Google is eliminating the $95 annual membership fee for the Google Express shopping service that powers its voice-shopping platform and that was introduced nearly three years ago.
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In return for a $183,000 annual membership fee, plus a $2,000 initiation charge, he could use the company's mobile app to reserve flights on a private jet as often as he wanted.
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His Open Path Psychotherapy Collective has gathered about 5,7417413 such providers who've pledged to offer treatment for $30 to $50 for individual sessions, after people pay a one-time, $49 membership fee.
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BuzzFeed is reporting that the guests, who pay an annual membership fee of $200,000 to belong to the president's exclusive resort, have also been listed as attending tours of Air Force One.
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This group doesn't accept insurance and instead charges a monthly membership fee that covers most of what the average patient needs, including longer visits and often some prescription drugs at lower prices.
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While the monthly-membership fee was clearly listed, it's also understandable as to why some customers featured in Vox's report say they were unaware of the cost until after they'd been charged.
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Unlike other wholesale stores, there's no membership fee and you won't need to go to a store to shop, but you will have to sign up with your email address to shop.
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Once, I calculated how many times a week I would have to go to the gym to make my monthly membership fee less expensive than signing up for the per-class option.
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If your plane ticket doesn't allow you access, and you don't want to pay an annual membership fee, you can opt for a credit card that includes lounge membership as a benefit.
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Flying Solo operates somewhat like a grocery or building co-op, with members paying a membership fee that goes toward rent, production and marketing costs for events like the fashion week show.
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Though Olanow said my $3,000 membership fee would be "not vastly different from what a gym membership might cost," it is still a pricey health insurance add-on for the average consumer.
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In the commercial, a husband gifts his wife a Peloton for Christmas, then she documents her usage of the bike, which costs $2,245 with a monthly $39 membership fee to access classes.
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Patients are allowed to see their provider as often as they like for preventative, wellness, and chronic care, and certain medical tests are included in the membership fee depending on the membership agreement.
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The Dog City branch at Hunter's Point South, an affordable housing complex in Long Island City, Queens, just opened for business, with no annual membership fee and monthly charges maxing out at $2003.
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This means Amazon Fresh will cost them about £84 ($121.85) a year—much less than the $299 annual membership fee charged in the United States, where the service has been available since 2007.
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Thanks to some fancy clicking and everyone's favorite search engine, Costco's most popular buys can actually be delivered right to your front door without having to pony up for that pesky membership fee.
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Users don't need to pay any kind of membership fee, and there will be 40 vehicles to choose from in the fleet at first, including a range of Chevrolet, GM and Cadillac cars.
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But investing in a Costco card (especially if you split the membership fee with your roommate!) is worth the investment if you use it enough, and there are plenty of creative storage solutions.
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Similar to a warehouse shopping club, you pay an annual membership fee to gain access to lower rates, which can be 10 percent to 60 percent less than if you go it alone.
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Consumers have not been harmed by Amazon's dominance over e-commerce, they actually love it, which is why there are over 100 million Prime users paying an annual membership fee for the privilege.
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Target said that over 18 months, more than 2 million people have already enrolled in Target Circle, which doesn't require the person to pay a membership fee or have a Target credit card.
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"The incremental $20 membership fee could result in an incremental $1.2 billion to $1.3 billion of revenue which should more than offset any rational USPS price increase," Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley said.
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Shoemint, "an exclusive shoe collection of irresistible styles at insider prices" that vanished mysteriously in early 2016, did not use TechStyle's platform but did have an even more aggressive $80 monthly membership fee.
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The Girl Scouts of Greater New York is covering the costs for Troop 6000: a $25 membership fee; a $75 starter kit of patches, pins, workbooks and vests; and the $20 monthly dues.
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Would-be competitors to Booster include venture-backed Yoshi, which charges users a membership fee; Filld which charges a delivery fee; and the commercial fleet-focused Fuel Panda, to name just a few.
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It&aposs hoping to keep Prime attractive for current and would-be subscribers after raising the U.S. annual membership fee by 20 percent to $119 and to $12.99 for the month-to-month option.
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Target has just come out swinging with news that it's launching free, two-day shipping on hundreds of thousands of items across its site without requiring a minimum purchase or an annual membership fee.
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CVS has a plan to win over millennials and it looks a lot like Amazon Prime: free home delivery of products from shampoo to cold medicine, all for an annual membership fee of $48.
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If you just wanted that sweet free shipping for the holidays, for instance, you could sign up in November and cancel at the end of January, all while avoiding the steeper annual membership fee.
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"When we pay our membership fee, it's for that badge and to have our profile on their website," Ann Dooley, a 289-year-old mother of two and KonMari consultant living in Brooklyn, says.
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Loom's annual membership fee, two hundred dollars, is low compared with other clubs, such as L.A.'s Soho House (a thousand and fifty and up); class prices are in line with similar local services.
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Short also predicts the retailer's sales results will improve going forward due to easier comparisons, better profits from its 2016 Visa credit card deal and more store investments from its coming membership fee increase.
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Trump and his helper made their Super Tuesday appearance at Mar-a-Lago, his gold-plated Florida club where the chandeliers are as high as an elephant's eye and the membership fee is $100,000.
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At the massive Palazzo Strozzi, I did find the Gabinetto Vieusseux, a private lending library frequented by Robert where, for a hefty membership fee, he read English periodicals and exchanged ideas with other expatriates.
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They include Ustocktrade, which charges a $1-a-month membership fee and offers $1 trades, and Loyal3, which offers no-fee trades on a limited number of stocks, partial shares and initial public offerings.
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There are tryouts for players, all of whom must pay a membership fee, typically around $483, to join their club, then a few weeks of practice before regional qualifying tournaments, organized geographically, in July.
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UBS says next quarter the basic membership fee could rise by $5 to $60, while the executive membership could increase by $10 to $120, implying a 9 percent jump in membership fees for each offering.
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A £25 ($34) membership fee is "a bitter pill to swallow in return for the right…to be an unpaid postman," wrote Priti Patel, a former cabinet minister, on ConservativeHome, a website for Tory activists.
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You would never know it by my activities this week, but I do belong to (and use!) a gym, and my parents have paid the automatically renewing membership fee since I was in high school.
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Unlike the usual e-commerce store, the Library has a membership fee of $250 per year, which entitles shoppers to a piece from the collection and access to 10 eco-events organized by the brand.
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THE COST Virtuoso doesn't charge a membership fee to use its agents, but some charge trip-planning fees; depending on the complexity of the trip, fees can range from $2503 to several hundred dollars. CRUISES?
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They do waive the membership fee for those who are financially unable to cover that cost, and for International Women's Day are donating 100 memberships and hosting a "free day of care" on Mar. 8.
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For your ten-course meal—fresh, even when it's not local, and changing nightly—you've relayed your credit-card digits in advance, which isn't threatening, but cosseting, like a membership fee at a social club.
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In January 210, for instance, the Boy Scouts of America's annual membership fee increased by 22019 percent, from $33 to $60 a year, largely because of increases in operating costs associated with the group's liability insurance.
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Agencies usually charge a membership fee, require bookings to be made at least a week in advance, and often expect cleaners to report at a call center and wait until they are sent to a job.
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"Amazon delivered a humongous quarter, with faster growth and higher profitability than Street projections and followed up with a one-two punch by announcing it was raising annual Prime membership fee," Deutsche Bank Lloyd Walmsley said.
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"Bottom line, when combined with COST's proven track record of successful international expansion, we see China as a good long term opportunity for the company to further grow its valuable membership fee income stream," Benedict wrote.
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Smith also pointed out that West's mother-in-law Kris Jenner has been part owner of the controversial California Community Church since 2010, which charges a $1,000 monthly membership fee and is perennially accused of tax evasion.
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But all this certainly made an effective advertisement for Mar-a-Lago, which Trump has called the "winter White House," and which curiously doubled its membership fee to $200,000 a year shortly after Trump won the presidency.
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Thanks to the president's frequent weekend jaunts to Mar-a-Lago, the Florida resort he owns, club members effectively pay a $200,000 membership fee for unrivaled access to him, other top public officials, and even foreign dignitaries.
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Price reductions have reduced gross margin by over 200 bps to 33% through the first three quarters of 2123, while the elimination of the paid loyalty program has caused significant declines in high-margin membership fee revenue.
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And remember, Amazon Prime does not offer free shipping: You pay the $119 annual membership fee plus the additional, hidden cost that comes from not comparing prices at other retailers since you get "free shipping" from Amazon.
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The authors Josep Borrell and Joan Llorach, who have written about Catalonia, note that the separatists also never take into account what would be Catalonia's annual NATO membership fee of 3 billion euros, or roughly $3.5 billion.
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Over the span of 18 months more than 2 million people have already enrolled in Target Circle, according to the retailer, which doesn't require the person to pay a membership fee or have a Target credit card.
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For a $36 annual membership fee, a cost which co-founder Michael Mayer says isn't set in stone, plus $11.29 per order depending on the blend, Bottomless will automatically restock your coffee supply before you run out. How?
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Starbucks upped the price of a regular drip coffee this month by 10 to 20 cents in most of its U.S. stores, for example, while Amazon announced an increase in its annual Prime membership fee by $20 to $119.
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U2's long-running management-operated fan club (which has a $40-per-year membership fee) offered special presales to several of its tours, with some seats for 2017's Joshua Tree Tour going for as little as $70.
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For a membership fee of $100 per month, it gives women business owners and other entrepreneurs the chance to meet, network and learn from each other, as well as participate in business events that can help grow their companies.
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Cambridge and its subsidiary, Worldwide Branding, took the model a step further, adding the promise of branding — news releases, video biographies and a personalized web page — and networking with other Cambridge customers who paid a membership fee to join.
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Amazon Prime comes with an annual membership fee of $99, but "if you place more that a few orders a year from Amazon and watch just a few of the free movies, you'll make your money back," Pogue says.
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These people paid a $13,000-a-year membership fee for a medical concierge service in New York City called Sollis Health, which worked with Enzo Clinical Labs Inc to test its members for COVID-19, according to the sources.
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Our top pick is Instacart because it allows you to "visit" your local grocery store, is available in most of the country, and doesn't require a membership fee to shop, though there are delivery and service fees to consider.
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Last year, Walmart followed up Amazon's announcement that Prime would soon offer 10 million products for one-day delivery with a free, one-day delivery promise of its own for orders of $35 or more — no membership fee required.
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And while The Wing's partnership waived SitterClub's $100 annual membership fee for all New York Wing members, users of the service still had to pay a $25 booking fee in addition to the sitters' rate each time they booked.
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I almost want to go cry in bed but I know I'll feel way better if I work out, so I go to the climbing gym with my BF. He's paying for my membership fee as a sort of birthday present.
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My squash club has a membership fee of £25 ($31) per month for unlimited access, but non-members have to pay £10 per hour to play, which is good value for people who only want to play once a month.
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"Our two-day shipping, it's now available on over 100 million items, up from 20 million as recently as 2014," Brian T. Olsavsky, Amazon's C.F.O., said on a conference call Thursday when announcing the increase in the Prime membership fee.
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One line of thinking: If Amazon doesn't need to profit directly from the annual Prime membership fee — and it's not clear that it does — how are competitors who have to make money from an individual service supposed to compete on price?
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Spotify has at times dabbled in other arenas, like original video content, but it has failed to materialize any substantial revenue streams beyond the monthly membership fee it extracts from paying subscribers and the ad revenue it earns from free listeners.
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At the end of August, just under two months after she filed the complaint, the Civil and Administrative Tribunal of New South Wales ruled in Daly's favor and asked that Elite Introductions refund 80% of her membership fee, totaling $4,000.
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Combining fulfillment centers and mirroring inventory helped Walmart build its delivery logistics, enabling two-day free shipping and free next-day delivery without a membership fee, making it more competitive with Amazon, which charges a fee for its Prime program. Jet.
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The TechSydney initiative is somewhat exclusive — startups will be asked to pay a membership fee ranging from A$250 for an accelerator company to A$50,000 for a top tier company — and has already received criticism for its lack of diversity.
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Spacious, for example, charges a monthly membership fee of $99-$129 dollars for access to its network of vetted restaurants, which is cheap compared to a WeWork desk, which can cost anywhere from $300-$800 per month in New York City.
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Yet at the same time, they can't be too price sensitive, where they would prefer working out of free – or close to free – coffee shops instead of paying a monthly membership fee to avoid the frictions that can come with them.
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In general, though, Zipcar says the cost to riders will be in line with most other bike-share programs, which include a small membership fee, with a set amount of free time per ride followed by a flat hourly rate.
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Now Amazon, which had been offering its two-hour delivery service Prime Now for free on a S$40 ($29.70) minimum purchase in Singapore without any membership fee, will start charging S$8.99 per month after a limited introductory period.
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The ACCR is calling for BHP to review its membership or representation in industry bodies lobbying on energy and climate change and quit any bodies where it pays a membership fee if their positions do not align with the company's views.
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The New York-based online club has made arrangements with scores of such businesses so that, when any of its approximately 1,000 members selects one of their watches, the retailer or wholesaler is paid a portion of the person's membership fee.
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Amazon has more than 100 million Prime customers worldwide and recently announced that it would increase the membership fee for the service, to $119 a year from $99, to pay for all the new benefits it is adding to it.
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If the Trump administration has their way, it&aposs very easy to imagine a chain of Disney movie theaters from coast to coast, showing exclusive Disney films to people who pay a monthly membership fee added onto their Disney+ account.
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According to Amazon, "tens of millions" of Prime shoppers got in on the action, even in the wake of Walmart's free two-day shipping (which comes without a membership fee) and Macy's own strategy of offering free shipping on Amazon Prime Day.
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The online retailer giant has announced that Prime members are now eligible for free Amazon Fresh grocery deliveries, as opposed to having to pay the previous price of $15 a month for the service in addition to the $119 Amazon Prime membership fee.
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Amazon Prime comes with an annual membership fee of $99 (or $10.99 a month), but "if you place more that a few orders a year from Amazon and watch just a few of the free movies, you'll make your money back," Pogue says.
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Here's how to save 249.50 bucks: For those who are already Prime members, you can attempt to give the gift of Prime — a service where Amazon allows you to pay the annual membership fee for someone else for a year — to yourself.
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They pay a membership fee of $12.99 a month or $119 a year for perks like free two-day shipping, free two-hour delivery in certain ZIP codes, discounts at Whole Foods grocery stores, and access to Prime Video and Prime Music.
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Today, Prime members — there are more than 100 million of them globally — spend more on Amazon than non-Prime members do, in part because the Prime membership fee and the free express shipping it offers discourage them from price-comparing with competing retailers.
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Another option is the Open Path Psychotherapy Collective, a national collective of providers who leave room on their caseload for patients that pay between $30 and $50 per session (up to $80 for couples therapy), plus a $49 one-time membership fee.
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Trump bought the estate in 1985 and turned it into an exclusive club, which now boasts a membership fee of $200,000 and is a haven for the tony Palm Beach set who pull up to the gate in Bentleys and Rolls-Royces.
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Although a discounted membership option has been offered for New York City Housing Authority residents since the program launched, just 3,000 people currently hold the $5 a month passes, versus the 146,000 passholders who pay the regular annual membership fee of $169.
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But the core express shipping perk is experiencing new competition from traditional retailers like Walmart and Target, which have been making more products available for two-day shipping — and in some cases one-day shipping — without asking customers to pay a membership fee.
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For the right price (or membership fee) almost anyone can get close to the President while he is at Mar-a-Lago and, at a minimum, observe him while he is there and not inside classified or restricted spaces at the club.
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Sarah Sanders, a Trump spokeswoman, responded to questions about selling access Sunday by saying that Trump's visits to Mar-a-Lago make him accessible to "regular Americans," even though the membership fee is roughly four times the median family income, per the US Census Bureau.
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Members pay a $250 annual membership fee plus monthly add-ons ranging from $40 (for self-service use of the facilities in the off-hours) to $750 (daily day care with walks and report cards written by handlers, plus an ear wash and "pawdicure").
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JetSmarter, often called the Uber of private aviation, has teamed up with XOJet, so for an annual membership fee and one-time initiation fee, members of JetSmarter will get unlimited access to flights in North America, Europe and the Middle East, including on XOJet's aircraft.
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On Thursday, Amazon said it would cut the monthly membership fee for Fresh in Germany to 7.99 euros ($13) from 9.99 euros and also reduce the additional delivery fee for orders worth less than 40 euros to 3.99 euros from a previous 5.99 euros.
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On Thursday, Amazon said it would cut the monthly membership fee for fresh deliveries in Germany to 7.99 euros ($13) from 9.99 euros and also reduce the additional delivery fee for orders worth less than 40 euros to 3.99 euros from a previous 5.99 euros.
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Since the election, Trump has been using Mar-a-Lago as a weekend retreat, a situation room, a source of personal enrichment (the private club just raised its membership fee to two hundred thousand dollars), and a backdrop for press conferences and photo ops.
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Profitability should benefit from the company's new co-branded credit card arrangement with Citibank, N.A., which became effective in June 2016; due to lower merchant fees, royalties earned on external spend, and a bounty on new signups through Costco, as well as the pending membership fee increase.
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Techstars says it has signed on 25 corporate partners so far, each of which will pay an annual membership fee to access an early look at the Techstars Studio projects, as well as updates from the team, as concepts transition into prototypes then to full-fledged companies.
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The spotlight on President Donald Trump's club — which has an annual membership fee of $200,000 — has transformed Mar-a-Lago into a status symbol for rich and ambitious Chinese seeking to follow the footsteps of their country's most powerful man, according to Charles Pittar, CEO of Juwai.com.
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Profitability should benefit from the company's new co-branded credit card arrangement with Citibank, N.A., which became effective in June 2016, due to lower merchant fees, royalties earned on external spend, and a bounty on new signups through Costco, as well as the pending membership fee increase.
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It might also prove a way forward in terms of future add-on business models – as in other travel providers, you could see Uber either charging a premium membership fee (a la Prime) for exclusive access to value-add features, or rewarding frequent riders with perks.
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That membership fee allows BJ's to deliver markups lower than typical grocery chains, with prices often around 10% lower, Krazy Coupon Lady co-founder Joanie Demer tells CNBC Make It. Still, depending on your circumstances, not everything sold there is going to be a great deal for you.
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The company hunts down unused single-family homes with at least three bedrooms, leases them from their owners, outfits them with modern furnishings, and then fills them with roommates for anywhere from $1,500 to $1,800 a month — at least in the Bay Area — plus a $150 monthly membership fee.
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A $200,000 membership fee plus annual dues often affords members and their guests the opportunity to rub elbows with the President, sometimes calling his attention to certain issues or attempting to influence his policies -- opportunities amplified by the President's habit of widely polling as he contemplates major decisions.
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It would be unfair for a patient without health insurance or an out-of-network patient to pay the same price as an insured and in-network patient; that would be similar to requiring Sam's Club to charge its discount prices to customers who did not pay the membership fee.
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BEAUTY PIE works on a clever, industry-disrupting model: It removes the middlemen behind the scenes of many traditional beauty companies — everything from marked-up retailer pricing to celebrity advertisements — allowing members who pay a small monthly membership fee access to luxury-grade products for a fraction of their usual price.
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For now, Restocks is charging a membership fee of between $25-$36 a year, which is a pittance for most avid streetwear buyers — many of whom purchase expensive and shady script-based "bots" that try to auto fill sizes and shopping carts instantly, putting them ahead in checkout lines on the web.
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According to the Mueller report, Mueller wrote a letter to the club explaining that he was "unable to make full use of the Club," since he was then living in Washington, D.C., and asked "whether we would be entitled to a refund of a portion of our initial membership fee" from 1994.
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So the co-living company Bungalow hunts down unused single-family homes with at least three bedrooms, leases them from their owners, outfits them with modern furnishings, and then fills them with roommates for anywhere from $1,500 to $1,800 a month, at least in the Bay Area, plus a $150 monthly membership fee.
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You walk in, you see products you've never seen before, you're able to see demonstrations and take classes, and you're able to try things out, and it's virtually such a great experience that you would pay a membership fee just to belong to it — to be able to go whenever you want.
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As past Trump antagonists like Senator Ted Cruz and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan — Mr. Romney's former running mate, leaving Washington just as Mr. Romney hopes to arrive — seem to have concluded for themselves, admission to the head table of Republican politics in 22014 carries a membership fee: making peace with the president, however unpleasant.
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After waiving the membership fee for several years, Amazon finally said last year it would begin charging customers $299 a year for its Prime Fresh membership in the U.S. Its expansion into food in the rest of the world has focused so far just on packaged goods due to the complexity of delivering fresh and frozen products.
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And while the credit-card scene is constantly shifting, I'm definitely into the Chase Sapphire Reserve, which on its face seems very non-frugal ($223 annual membership fee!) but quickly rewards that investment with a $225 yearly travel credit, airport lounge access and points that accumulate so fast I'm able to regularly book vacations with them.
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First of all, the basics: Mario Kart Tour is a free app for both iOS and Android, with in-app purchases for fun upgrades/characters and an optional $4.99 membership fee for The Gold Pass, which gives you a harder level of play (200cc for those of you in the Mario Kart know) and additional items and badges.
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If I were paying for the movie and the food as well as her time — and the sum of her $20 hourly rate, the site's membership fee, and the tabs I picked up totaled $141.69 — it felt natural in the moment to choose the movie I most wanted to see and the restaurant I most wanted to go to.
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If you have restrictive diet, spend a lot of time researching healthy foods, or consistently buy organic or non-GMO products, you may want to check out Thrive Market, writes Insider Picks reporter The online marketplace For a $60 annual membership fee, you make selections online —deals — and get your items delivered right to your door (shipping is free on orders over $49).
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They include Glossier, the ultra-cool beauty brand; GOAT, the app that lets sneakerheads and collectors buy hard-to-find kicks; Boxed, the grocery app that aims to compete with Costco and Sam's Club by delivering similar consumer goods to customer doors without the membership fee; and Zola, the New York startup that makes a wedding registry product popular with the millennial generation.
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"I have spoken to people that go and drop into a Costco three, four times a week," Hong tells CNBC Make It. Of course, not everyone believes the membership fee is exclusive, or even worth it, and it may not be if you don't shop at Costco regularly, if you live alone, have little space to store bulk-sized items or are unable to resist impulse buys.
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According to Vox, Savage X Fenty clearly states the terms of its membership fee across the brand's websiteDespite Savage X Fenty advertising its VIP program across its website, Vox reports that some customers have not noticed the membership charge on their bank statements until weeks or months after making their first purchases, leading many people to spend hundreds of dollars on the site without realizing it.
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"I wasn't looking for a little checkbox saying that I am subscribed to something that I have to unsubscribe from," said Salazar, who incurred months of charges from Adore Me. After she called to cancel the VIP membership she unknowingly signed up for, the company put her account on hold for three months then proceeded to continue charging her the monthly membership fee for several months, she said in an interview.
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Pros:If I haven't already convinced you to give Chewy a try, here is an overview of the website's pros:No membership fee 24/7 customer support, 365 days a yearFree shipping over $49100% Cons:Not everything about Chewy is perfect, so here are some potential cons:Cannot ship to a P.O. Box addressCannot ship internationallyThere are shipping costs on low-priced orders Maximum discount of $20 with 30% off your first autoship order Prescriptions can not be returned or exchanged (exchanges possible if the prescription is damaged or incorrect)The bottom line:Chewy is THE one-stop-shop for all of your pet supplies.
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