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Originally Posted by Andy E
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I regularly use SWIFT transfers to move money from an account in spain to a nat west account .... takes three working days to clear , I move 700 euros once a month and it costs £3
Andy E
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From Spain to the UK, I'd be interested to find out how much Nat West charge to send â‚ ¬700 from the UK to Spain. Intra Europe things have got much better since the advent of the â‚ ¬.
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Originally Posted by nffc
I don't use ATMs you have to pay for. Those ones that have started to appear in pubs etc are expensive, if you use one of your bank's group you don't have to pay, and they do tell you afaik if you're getting charged.
Incidentally, how does this work, do they add a fixed fee / % onto the money you withdraw?
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Originally Posted by GDW1975
Yep, we have a cash machine near my office (I'm based on a business park too far to walk anywhere else  ) - I think it's run by TravelEx iirc, anyway the machine is free to use for balance queries, but as soon as you try and withdraw any cash, they charge you a flat fee of £1.50. Needless to say, I never use it to withdraw cash  |
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/0d1d8c92-0b...00e2511c8.html
Receipt with that?
By Clay Harris
Published: September 21 2004 03:00 | Last updated: September 21 2004 03:00
Moneybox, operator of ATMs in clubs and convenience stores, said last week that transaction volumes were down over the summer and that it wouldn't meet full-year forecasts made on joining Aim in March.
Have even binge drinkers wised up and refused to pay £1.50 or £1.75 for a withdrawal that would be free from any Link machine?
Moneybox still doesn't know what caused the dip, but founder and chief executive Paul Stanley has gone. Peter McNamara becomes executive chairman. Stanley will make one final withdrawal from Moneybox, equal to a year's salary estimated at £200,00 0