JEA to introduce new credit/debit card processing fees
JEA reinstates fees for credit, debit card payments
City utility JEA has reinstated pass-through fees for customers paying with credit and debit cards, but with a cheaper top-tier rate than initially announced. The rates, which went into effect Sept. 30, are $2.35 for payments up to $400; $8.95 for payments between $400.01 and $1,000; and $40 for payments between $1,000.01 and $2,500.
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