• Indeed, people worried about potentially cheating spouses may find praying together a better safeguard against adultery than checking mobile-phone bills and scrutinising credit-card receipts and one that builds trust, rather than destroying it.

    ECONOMIST: Praying for your partner stops you straying

  • The Conservatives said they also forced the government to backtrack on the plans to levy a charge on landline phone bills - due to come into force in October - to pay for the universal roll-out of broadband.

    BBC: Ministers drop plans for 10% increase in cider tax

  • It offered to nail down the Middle East problem and scour Otari's phone bills for cost-cutting changes that could save up to 30%.

    FORBES: Dialing for Dollars

  • Another is that the IRS is using this year's income tax filings to refund billions in long-distance phone taxes, which it belatedly conceded it had wrongly imposed on cellphone bills and certain flat-rate long-distance charges.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Horror stories abound of travelers stranded with malfunctioning phone cards or racking up thousand-dollar cellphone bills for international roaming charges.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • But some people say the new devices create confusion because add-on services make their wireless phone bills bigger and more complex.

    FORBES: Verizon Sends Subscribers Fact Sheets To Educate About Data Charges

  • Pay your bills with a cell-phone scan, or order a birthday gift off your daughter's wish list, which she made by scanning items at the mall.

    FORBES: Scanned Goods

  • Within a year Sulger expects customers to be using SmartPay to buy online and wireless value-added services, in addition to phone and utility bills.

    FORBES: Stand Out

  • Laws and policies that have stopped working are phased out more quickly than they are in the U.S. For example, we retained the 1898 Spanish-American War tax as part of our phone bills until earlier this year.

    FORBES: The Scandinavian Model

  • Increasingly, paychecks are electronically deposited, and the money for the bills they pay--mortgages, utilities, cable and phone--are paid electronically as well.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • "Carriers have a very narrow band around the rate plan, and once you get outside that band they make a lot of money, " says the chief executive of Traq-wireless , an Austin, Tex. firm that analyzes corporate cell phone bills for a fee.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Then, almost no-one had e-mail, or the ability to pay bills or make transactions over the phone or online.

    BBC: NEWS | Business | Q&A: Postal pay dispute

  • Where other archivists were reverently accumulating the papers of Lincoln or Dickens, he wanted Myrna Loy's dry-cleaning bills, Freddie Ayer's cheque stubs and Basil Rathbone's phone bills, if he could get them.

    ECONOMIST: Howard Gotlieb

  • Mr Joyce said during police investigations itemised phone bills showed a record of conversations between Mr Curtis, Mr Holmes and Mr Grey's ex-partner.

    BBC: Sonny Grey murder trial hears of 'boiling water torture'

  • Prominent examples include MoneyBox Africa and M-PESA, mobile-phone based money transfer services that allow customers to deposit and withdraw money, transfer money to others, pay bills and make purchases.

    FORBES: Written by Marty Beard

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