Additional charges on the bill
Discussion
Just reading the "Admin Fee" when buying a car thread https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
The OP was buying a used car and the garage included a £99 "Admin Fee" on the invoice.
Got me thinking, what other companies/industries add addition charges to your bill? Few I can think of:
Restaurants - service charge
Cinema - booking fee
Garages - admin fee
Any more?
The OP was buying a used car and the garage included a £99 "Admin Fee" on the invoice.
Got me thinking, what other companies/industries add addition charges to your bill? Few I can think of:
Restaurants - service charge
Cinema - booking fee
Garages - admin fee
Any more?
Fatboy said:
No problem with fitting as an extra cost, but getting you to pay the fitters directly is just the shop dodging any responsibility for the fitting that they're arranging, and not on...
mmm-five said:
Another one was a bar in London who brought out food and asked whether we needed cutlery. "Yes" was our response, and that was met with a comment that "There's a £1.99/table charge for cutlery, as our bar food is meant to be eaten with fingers!".
Fine, and no problem for the olives, almonds and sticky mini-sausages (although some toothpicks would have been less messy/more hygenic for our group)...but a bit of an issue for my spiced pumpkin soup.
A man goes into a restaurant, he sits down, he's having a bowl of soup. He says to the waiter, "Waiter, come, taste the soup."
The waiter says, "Is something wrong with the soup?"
He says, "Taste the soup."
The waiter says "Is there something wrong with the soup, is the soup too hot?"
He says "Will you taste the soup?"
"What's wrong, is the soup too cold?"
"Will you just taste the soup?"
"Alright I'll taste the soup?! Where is the spoon?"
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