frais de rechargement perçus sur le montant de la recharge.

English translation: reloading charges may be deducted from the reload sum

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French term or phrase:frais de rechargement perçus sur le montant de la recharge.
English translation:reloading charges may be deducted from the reload sum
Entered by: Enza Longo

14:36 Mar 10, 2007
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Tech/Engineering - Telecom(munications) / expression of needs - tender
French term or phrase: frais de rechargement perçus sur le montant de la recharge.
C’est dans l’offre commerciale que l’on définit la liste des recharges accessibles et pour chaque recharge la ventilation du crédit d’usage associé par compteur, ainsi que la durée de validité de ce crédit.

Il peut y avoir des frais de rechargement perçus sur le montant de la recharge.



reloading fees collected?determined??? on the amount of reload ????? doesn't make much sense to me!
Enza Longo
Canada
Local time: 15:42
reloading charges may be deducted from the reload sum
Explanation:
For example, you reload your pay-as-you-go mobile phone with a value of 10 euros, and the operator takes 1 euro off immediately to pay for his costs operating the reload service. That's the way the world is going. I understand British Telecom wants to make people pay more if they don't accept direct debit.
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many thanks - perfect
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Summary of answers provided
4 +1reloading charges may be deducted from the reload sum
Bourth (X)
4 +1topping-up charges may be deducted from the amount credited
Sheila Wilson
4recharges may be subject to a handling fee
Alain Pommet


  

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reloading charges may be deducted from the reload sum


Explanation:
For example, you reload your pay-as-you-go mobile phone with a value of 10 euros, and the operator takes 1 euro off immediately to pay for his costs operating the reload service. That's the way the world is going. I understand British Telecom wants to make people pay more if they don't accept direct debit.

Bourth (X)
Local time: 21:42
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many thanks - perfect

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agree  Vicky Papaprodromou
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topping-up charges may be deducted from the amount credited


Explanation:
I don't think reloading is the word best to use - some ideas have been discussed in this forum:-


    Reference: http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=133131
Sheila Wilson
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agree  David Goward
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recharges may be subject to a handling fee


Explanation:
Shorter way of saying it. The word 'recharge' definitely exists for this. See link - top up is what is everyone says but may be too colloquial for your text.


    Reference: http://www.ldpost.com/recharge-cards/Oxygen-Wireless-GSM-ref...
Alain Pommet
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