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Do they really charge a 9.50 transaction fee?
by paulie_a 8y ago
Do they really charge a 9.50 transaction fee?
- Spivak 8y agoNo, it's a method to preserve purchaser privacy. * You purchase some goods. * Store triggers an 'ATM' withdrawal of a multiple of $20 that is greater than the cost of your purchase. * You actually buy your goods with cash behind the scenes. * The teller hands you your change from the cash transaction. Same as having an ATM next to the checkout counter but the customer doesn't have to do the awkward step.
- andirk 8y agoNo. They give the $9.50 back to you. But on paper, you took $40 out of an ATM. On their end it's like you handed them $40 and they owe you change.