Hope it's ok to create a new thread about this.
Some folks got notification about this. Not me.
New prices at https://www.evgo.com/pricing2019/.
cwerdna wrote:Hope it's ok to create a new thread about this.
Some folks got notification about this. Not me.
New prices at https://www.evgo.com/pricing2019/.
SparkE wrote:(Of course, if you need the power, it is a heck of a lot better to have to pay a lot than it is to be stranded.)
JoeS wrote:I am very aggravated by EA's connection fee, and I don't understand why we should pay a buck just for the privilege of plugging the car in.
JoeS wrote:IMO, what's still needed is a significant expansion along the nation's highways, support for multi-unit housing dwellers, and workplace charging.
BarfOMatic wrote:JoeS wrote:I am very aggravated by EA's connection fee, and I don't understand why we should pay a buck just for the privilege of plugging the car in.
OK, I'll explain it to you: Credit card fee. Credit Card companies charge businesses for "the privilege" of accepting client payment using their network. The exact number varies widely, but is usually {fee} + {percentage of sale}. EA is passing the fee (and the concept) on to the consumer. It doesn't matter if you charge for 10 minutes or 100 minutes, the CC company charges a fee, and EA thus charges a fee to you (PLUS something that sort of mimics your actual usage).
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