disloyalty fee
n.— «Access to the network will not be free. Many banks will impose a “disloyalty fee” if customers use another ATM machine in the Link network.» —“Top banks join ATM link-up” by Vicki Bakhshi Financial Times Jan. 27, 1999. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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