I don't recall this information being immediately accessible.
Last month I read
In Google's Android application market, no pre-approval is required, though registration is needed for distribution. Developers need to register as developers (cost $25/year) with a Google account and sell their products through a published site. NonDfree applications can be sold after configuring the bank information.
source: bada_development_guide_for_android_developer_modified_final.pdf pp5, date 10/7/2011
while bada was free. I suspect I was reading old information, bada cost £1 for seller registration last time I checked. But I don't think Android ever cost £25/year and this was just Samsung pushing their own alternative OS.
App publisher registration on Google Play (formerly Android Market) has always been a $25, one time fee- Whatever literature you were reading was incorrect.
From the Developer Registration support page:
You must register to be able to distribute your products through Google Play. There is a one time $25 registration fee. We charge this fee to encourage higher quality products on Google Play (e.g. less spammy products).
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