Undercharge

Definition

undercharge / ʌndǝ'tʃɑ:dʒ / v ~ (sb) (for sth) ေလွ်ာ့ေရာင္းမိသည္။ He undercharged me (£ 1) (for the book). ❍ Compare OVERCHARGE ၁

Examples

1. ‘He also makes sure to keep prices competitive
2. which means he doesn't overcharge for a service
3. but he doesn't undercharge either.’
4. ‘He hooks up with a grocery store cashier who undercharges poor people and steals food from the store to help her aging friend
5. a veteran of the Resistance.’
6. ‘Keep your rates competitive without undercharging.’
7. ‘I have gone back into a restaurant on discovering I have been undercharged
8. and of course the staff have been outwardly grateful
9. if slightly bemused.’
10. ‘In the midst of it
11. I interjected and offered to pay the sixteen bucks I'd been undercharged but someone - he may have been the guy who owned the place since he seemed to be doing the firing - said
12. ‘No
13. that's okay.’’
14. ‘Mr Crowe said many of the customers who were undercharged were less well-off and were already struggling to pay for their electricity using the pre-paid card system.’
15. ‘It's not like they are exactly undercharging you in the first place.’
16. ‘When I got home
17. I noticed that I was undercharged.’
18. ‘One of the primary concerns resulting from this survey is that respondents were undercharging for their services; for some fee categories
19. minimum fees were as low as $8.00 per hour.’
20. ‘I am not sure this does explain it
21. however
22. since many state law schools undercharge the market rate.’
23. ‘He said he didn't really know how to go about setting prices
24. and he thought he might be undercharging his customers
25. perhaps by a substantial amount.’
26. ‘Companies consistently undercharge for products despite spending millions or even billions of dollars to develop or acquire them.’
27. ‘In the original
28. Marie
29. a supermarket cashier
30. selectively undercharges her elderly customers whom she knows cannot afford to buy all they need.’
31. ‘I'm not sure if it was through embarrassment or accident that she undercharged me by $5.’
32. ‘At Donner's Bakery
33. Charlie makes the astonishing discovery that Ralph has been stealing from Mr. Donner by undercharging regular customers and splitting the remaining balance
34. keeping half and giving the other half to the customer.’
35. ‘But then he told me that I was undercharging
36. and he himself offered me more money yet.’
37. ‘It's obviously not in their interest to undercharge me
38. and it's not in their interest to overcharge me
39. either
40. since the burger business is a competitive one.’
41. ‘‘If it was the bank undercharging for eight years
42. I'm quite certain it would have come to light an awful lot quicker
43. ’ she said.’
44. ‘Our bill came to a more than reasonable £14.95
45. which we queried as we thought we had been undercharged
46. but no
47. I just can't add up.’
48. ‘Managers of a well-known Dublin bar and bistro decided last month they were undercharging their trendy customers for sipping cappuccinos.’