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Withdrawing In branch using others debit card

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I want to withdraw a small amount of cash (£34.50) from barclays, It is from my mothers acct though and was wondering if this would be a problem?

I know in natwest it isnt an issue as you just enter the card and pin and they give it to you. But iirc in barclays there are no handheld chip & pin machine thingys on their counters?

Yes i know her pin but due to the exact amount unfortunately cant use an atm.

thanks
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  • stclair
    stclair Posts: 6,854 Forumite
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    They use card readers in Barclays and they ask you to enter your PIN.
    Im an ex employee RBS Group
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  • alanq
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    Unless you are administering your mother's account under a power of attorney your mother is breaking the Ts&Cs of her account by revealing her PIN to you. Obtaining cash by using your mother's PIN is like forging her signature even though you are doing so with her permission and for no personal gain.
  • stclair
    stclair Posts: 6,854 Forumite
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    I totally agree if the bank ever got wind of it she could end up with getting her accounts closed.
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  • How about depositing £5.50 in the account so that you can withdraw £40 at the cash machine ?
  • stclair
    stclair Posts: 6,854 Forumite
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    How about depositing £5.50 in the account so that you can withdraw £40 at the cash machine ?

    I think this sounds that better option :D
    Im an ex employee RBS Group
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  • stclair wrote: »
    I think this sounds that better option :D

    Although probably still against the rules
  • How about depositing £5.50 in the account so that you can withdraw £40 at the cash machine ?


    Excellent idea, i hadnt thought of that! What details does one need to deposit funds into her acct?
  • stclair
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    Although probably still against the rules

    It most definatly however it appears its an on going thing between the OP and there mother so its up them really.

    Im sure there will be another thread in a few months time titled "Barclays & Natwest closed my mothers account"
    Im an ex employee RBS Group
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  • pcombo
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    stclair wrote: »
    It most definatly however it appears its an on going thing between the OP and there mother so its up them really.

    Im sure there will be another thread in a few months time titled "Barclays & Natwest closed my mothers account"

    Made me laugh that last line.
  • Mrs_Ryan
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    What its against the rules to deposit cash in someone else's account??? Jeez. I'm surprised the Co-Op havent shut my Mum's account then as both my brother and I pay in cash every month to it... she often puts cash into my account as well when I'm short..!
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