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Santanders freaky Friday cash machine
Rupert_Bear
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I went to withdraw £5.00 from a Santander cash machine and pressed for other amount. I inputted the quoted figure and it displayed the min was £10.00.
I then pressed for that figure and it issued two £5.00 notes.
Very strange indeed!
I then pressed for that figure and it issued two £5.00 notes.
Very strange indeed!
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Rupert_Bear wrote: »I went to withdraw £5.00 from a Santander cash machine and pressed for other amount. I inputted the quoted figure and it displayed the min was £10.00.
I then pressed for that figure and it issued two £5.00 notes.
Very strange indeed!
5 x 2 = 10!I am NOT a mortgage & insurance adviser - or anything to do with finance, that was put on by the new system I dont know why?!0 -
Rupert_Bear wrote: »I went to withdraw £5.00 from a Santander cash machine and pressed for other amount. I inputted the quoted figure and it displayed the min was £10.00.
I then pressed for that figure and it issued two £5.00 notes.
Very strange indeed!TREVORCOLMAN wrote: »5 x 2 = 10!
I think he means that because the machine had £5 notes in it, why would it not let him withdraw just £5 (one note) instead of having to withdraw £10 (two notes).
It's slow, it's wrong, it's Santander.0 -
trevorcolman wrote: »5 x 2 = 10!
Such a wag!0 -
Its £10 minimum - what is hard to understand?I am NOT a mortgage & insurance adviser - or anything to do with finance, that was put on by the new system I dont know why?!0
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Minimum withdrawal of £10 is common in any cash machines, not only Santander. I think here to prevent disappointment in the first instance, as there is no guarantee that there is always enough supply of £5 note in that cash machine ...Rupert_Bear wrote: »I went to withdraw £5.00 from a Santander cash machine and pressed for other amount. I inputted the quoted figure and it displayed the min was £10.00.
I then pressed for that figure and it issued two £5.00 notes.
Very strange indeed!0 -
Minimum withdrawal of £10 is common in any cash machines, not only Santander. I think here to prevent disappointment in the first instance, as there is no guarantee that there is always enough supply of £5 note in that cash machine ...
C'mon, it's 2011. Decent cash machines even tell you what notes they have available these days.0 -
Brilliant. Get a job in advertising!ffacoffipawb wrote: »It's slow, it's wrong, it's Santander.0 -
Loughton_Monkey wrote: »And what if you had taken the last of the £5 notes?
Then the machine would realise and raise the minimum withdrawal to £10, in the same way as when it runs out of £10 notes, it would raise the minimum to £20?43580 -
That is annoying. Ive never had a £5 note from a cash machine or the option to only take £5 always has been £10 although some are now £20 even more annoying.0
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£5 notes are in short supply these days thats why most have a £10 min0
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