debit cards that can be used at post office

TRYINGTOSWIM

thanks again, will try tomorrow ans report back if it works:)

pmduk

I've had this problem before, (with a Barclays Basic account), just ask the postmaster to try it and they'll find that it works.

book12

Use a cash machine for cash withdrawals. They are free of charge.

TRYINGTOSWIM

no cash machines locally, unless I get a bus into town hence why been paying the fees. however,no more as the post office worked.

coolesticeking

I've had the NatWest Step account before and have taken out cash over the counter a few times before without any problems at all!

dzug1

pmduk wrote: »

I've had this problem before, (with a Barclays Basic account), just ask the postmaster to try it and they'll find that it works.

Which is odd - as Barclays 'normal' cards can be used as well.

pmduk

dzug1 wrote: »

Which is odd - as Barclays 'normal' cards can be used as well.

It was more a case of the staff-member being unfamiliar with the card, rather than anything else.

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dzug1 wrote: »

Which is odd - as Barclays 'normal' cards can be used as well.

my post office will only let me purchase non-related postal items using Lloyds TSB debit card

Dr_Cuckoo3

vinh1000 wrote: »

my post office will only let me purchase non-related postal items using Lloyds TSB debit card

What are you trying to buy ? - a second class stamp

The Post Office will make a loss after paying the debit card fixed fee - use a credit card instead :idea:

Dr_Cuckoo3

I withdraw cash from the Post Office next to the launderette using a debit card :cool:

The sub postmaster's funny chap - if I withdraw £1 and ask for it in 20p's for the dryer , he claims to need the 20p's for his own use (after debiting the card of course)

asking for 80p seems to annoy him too , so I withdraw £3.50 for the washing machine and return for the 80p towards the end of the washing cycle