Flat Fee

Flat Fee
Flat Fee
[- 'fi:] die; - -, - -s, auch Flat|fee die; -, -s
<zu engl. fee »Gebühr«>
[pauschal] zu entrichtende Gebühr für den Zugang zu einem ↑Provider od. einem anderen 2Service.

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