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The FAQs (https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs) say > You can withdraw cash from your card at any Walmar

The FAQs (https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs) say > You can withdraw cash from your card at any Walmart register or MoneyCenter. This service is free for the Walmart MoneyCard product with Cash-Back Rewards. Where are you looking?

kefka 10y ago
I suppose you're in the wrong income bracket to have considered services from them. Yes, they do charge fees at the register, regardless your link. When I went and deposited the $200 check from Wal-mart at a register, and $197 goes in... yeah. You can link URL's all you want. But 3$ disappeared in that transaction for "reasons". I know because I've used the plans that people here are talking about. Unlike the rest of you, I've had them. I've used and been used by them.
- lazyasciiart 10y ago
  Withdrawing cash != cashing a check. Stop accusing people of not being familiar with these products just because they aren't conflating different services the way you are.
  - kefka 10y ago
    Ah, another silver-spoon apologist who has never seen or used these plans. No shit the act of depositing and withdrawing are different. But they still get their $3 cut for each of these. How about you go spend 3 packets of $200 on this and report back your results instead?
    - lazyasciiart 10y ago
      Why can't you just tell us about the time you withdrew cash from this card at Walmart and got charged a fee? Is it because that doesn't happen?
fefesafaea 10y ago
Alright, start on the page you just linked https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs now click on the fees tab https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs#fees https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs#fees then click on the 'fee plan' link https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan then click on the 'view the Wal-mart money card fee plan' link https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan and you will arrive at the fee plan I linked earlier.
- bpodgursky 10y ago
  That number isn't for ATMs in Wal-Marts, it's the general "at an ATM" fee. If you look below, > Walmart Card Cashing / Withdraw cash without a fee at Walmart MoneyCenters and Customer Service desks. / No Fee there's no fee for withdrawing cash in any Wal-Mart. That seems to be the same as any other normal bank -- except for some credit unions that reimburse you, you don't get free withdrawals at random ATMs (I have BoA, and it's the same for me).

kefka 10y ago

I suppose you're in the wrong income bracket to have considered services from them. Yes, they do charge fees at the register, regardless your link. When I went and deposited the $200 check from Wal-mart at a register, and $197 goes in... yeah. You can link URL's all you want. But 3$ disappeared in that transaction for "reasons". I know because I've used the plans that people here are talking about. Unlike the rest of you, I've had them. I've used and been used by them.

lazyasciiart 10y ago
Withdrawing cash != cashing a check. Stop accusing people of not being familiar with these products just because they aren't conflating different services the way you are.
- kefka 10y ago
  Ah, another silver-spoon apologist who has never seen or used these plans. No shit the act of depositing and withdrawing are different. But they still get their $3 cut for each of these. How about you go spend 3 packets of $200 on this and report back your results instead?
  - lazyasciiart 10y ago
    Why can't you just tell us about the time you withdrew cash from this card at Walmart and got charged a fee? Is it because that doesn't happen?

fefesafaea 10y ago

Alright, start on the page you just linked https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs now click on the fees tab https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs#fees https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs#fees then click on the 'fee plan' link https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan then click on the 'view the Wal-mart money card fee plan' link https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan and you will arrive at the fee plan I linked earlier.

bpodgursky 10y ago
That number isn't for ATMs in Wal-Marts, it's the general "at an ATM" fee. If you look below, > Walmart Card Cashing / Withdraw cash without a fee at Walmart MoneyCenters and Customer Service desks. / No Fee there's no fee for withdrawing cash in any Wal-Mart. That seems to be the same as any other normal bank -- except for some credit unions that reimburse you, you don't get free withdrawals at random ATMs (I have BoA, and it's the same for me).