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overage

[oh-ver-eyj] / ˈoʊ vərˈeɪdʒ /


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Overage charges aren’t imposed unless an account reaches “unusually high levels,” or is in the 99 percentile of users.

From The Verge • Mar. 15, 2022

Overage charges are what we pay when we go over on voice, data or text quotas, and the amounts can be significant.

From Time • Apr. 14, 2014

Overage Playboy Cyril Ritchard returns to the family hearth just in time to throw his daughter's wooden fianc� on the fire.

From Time Magazine Archive

Overage Playboy Cyril Ritchard returns to the family hearth just in time to throw his daughter's wooden fianc� on the fire.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Overage criminals feel they are no longer bound to a system that has no place for them," concludes Criminologist Gary Feinberg of Biscayne College in Miami.

From Time Magazine Archive




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