re·stock·ing fee [ˌri:ˈstɒkɪŋˌfi:, 美 -ˈstɑ:k-] 名词
I. re·stock [ˌri:ˈstɒk, 美 -ˈstɑ:k] 动词 trans
fee [fi:] 名词
1. fee (charge):
2. fee no pl 法律:
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Do you charge a restocking fee?
www.practicalecommerce.com Oddly enough, the electronics superstore that only just recently dropped a hefty restocking fee also has the most convenient and customer-friendly electronics recycling program around.
lifehacker.com I have heard about a handful of companies charging a restocking fee but it leaves a nasty taste in your mouth.
www.stuff.co.nz When she tried to return the puppy, she was charged a $200 restocking fee.
www.santamariasun.com She described it as a restocking fee that gives the company time to have the items steam cleaned and made fit for another customer.
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