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If you just get cash in moderately sized portions, its really not that bad. A $2 charge for a $200 withdrawl is chump change.
by burgerbrain 16y ago
If you just get cash in moderately sized portions, its really not that bad. A $2 charge for a $200 withdrawl is chump change.
- sp332 16y agoThat's like an extra 1% tax on all my purchases, just for privacy. And it goes out the window if I use a "loyalty card" or email coupon.
- burgerbrain 16y agoNo, it's a onepercent tax to use any old ATM out there. Use your bank's or credit union's and you done have to pay a thing (outside the normal fees incured by using any finacial institution). Its also probably worth noting that most will reimburse you for a numer of ATM fees a month...
- dangrover 16y agoI have Schwab, which promises this. However, most shitty ATMs coalesce the charge and the amount withdrawn into one amount (e.g. you get a charge for $41.75 or something). In that instance, you have to file a claim with the bank. Waste of time.