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In the UK, 97% of ATM transactions are done using free-to-use LINK-network ATMs (http://www.link.co.uk/ http://www.link.co.uk/ & http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT
by nanoanderson 16y ago
In the UK, 97% of ATM transactions are done using free-to-use LINK-network ATMs (http://www.link.co.uk/ http://www.link.co.uk/ & http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATM_usage_fees#United_Kingdom http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATM_usage_fees#United_Kingdom). I feel that there are situations where pay-to-use ATMs are acceptable as a matter of convenience (convenience stores, subways, airports, etc.), but it boggles my mind that I can go to RiteAid to buy a $1 juice bottle and withdraw $40 without penalty, but to use the Chase ATM across the street (I'm a Bank of America customer) I have to pay Chase $2.75 AND Bank of America a $2.00 out-of-network-ATM fee.