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As part of the Will Aid campaign we drew up basic Wills for local people without charging our usual fee. In return for this service, the clients made a donation to Will Aid.

For a few days he has made some time to star in The Veteran, a low-budget British thriller which could not afford to pay him his usual fee. But the script, about a soldier returning from Afghanistan who takes on drug dealers in his block of flats, did more than pound signs could.

at Calistoga Spa Hot Springs Resort, you can soak in a series of spring-fed pools for less than half the usual fee. And unlike at Indian Springs down the road, you don't have to book a spa treatment to get access to the pool.

(The usual fee is $24.95 for adults, less for teens and children.) But on free Wednesdays, arrive early because the lines are monstrous.

A round of golf Monday to Friday now costs a tenner (usual fee pounds 14) and at weekends there is unlimited golf from noon for pounds 8.50 (against the usual pounds 16)."

I agreed to pay BD10 as the usual fee. He demanded BD20.

To help more people connect with canine pals, the American Brittany Rescue recently launched a program which waives the usual fee for those over the age of 65 who adopt a "senior" dog age eight or older.

About two weeks later, he called back and asked if I would work on his case--for my usual fee of course.

Mr Davison said he was able to find a generous Durham company which cut its usual fee for the work, but it still ended up costing around pounds 1,000.

I charge the usual fee for the level of care, and ask for payment at the time of service with a 20% discount for same-day payment.

Dundee-born Cox, now a major Hollywood star, waived his usual fee to take part in the drama.

(And before you accuse me of getting someone else to do my work, I have given the author the usual fee I receive for writing this column).

The Central Band of the Canadian Forces performed for free while the MacCulloch Dancers and Nepean Choir performed for honouraria rather than their usual fee.