I have just received my first payment this afternoon for wearing my personal people meter (PPM). It appears that while wearing the PPM on average of 15-17 hours per day, seven days a week for a period of one month, the staggering and overly generous rate of pay is $5.00. The inconvenience factor of wearing such a device should alone warrant a much greater rate of pay. Eventually, the company will realize that most individuals carry their cellular phones with them at all times and create an app that will record the same information while not adding an additional piece of equipment to their wardrobe. Based solely on the rate of pay that Arbitron offers, I suggest that they look for participants in extremely impoverished areas where the $5.00 payments may actually help.
To get a water meter installed you generally have to have someone install it for you, and you can either apply to have someone do that for you, or pay a professional to do it.
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10 centimeters = 0.10 meters At 2.50 per meter, it would cost 0.25
The driver forgot to pay the toll meter, and got a fine.
One thing that a taxi cab would have that a regular car wouldn't is a meter. The meters determine how much a passenger will need to pay once they get to where they need to travel to.
My mother just disputed it and the officer lied and said she was not wearing whenn in fact she was. She had to pay court costs and the fine was $97.00.
My wooden floor needs some protection and I was thinking to have linoleum flooring. What is the price I should get this for a 40 square meter area?
About $12,000 to $13,000 per meter. However one meter can handle several parking spaces, unlike standard parking meters costing under $1000.
You will get a ticket and pay a fine.
To control how much energy you use, and therefore have to pay for. Note that it costs money to produce this energy in the first place.
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Try looking it up on an online fare calculator site like taxifarefinder or world cab meter!