1.   By levying a fee of only fractions of a cent for each transaction, the software giant could have reaped billions of dollars in revenue.

2.   He figures the cost to consumers is only a few hundred-thousands of a cent for most items.

3.   Most people will have no problem paying a few cents for what they want, Warnock said, since they already scrounge up quarters to use photocopy machines.

4.   Paying a few extra cents for a stamp to mail bills and letters could become the trendy new way to help a favorite charity.

5.   Since then, he has not paid a cent for long-distance service.

6.   Web sites like www.ecologyfund.com and www.thehungersite.com donate money for land conservation and food, a few cents for each person who views ads on their sites.

7.   None of them would receive a cent for their time.

8.   That one said a publishing company would donate a few cents for every chain e-mail that was sent.

9.   Some firms have failed to reimburse a cent for the past three years.