Withdrawing Cash in £5 denominations

UKTigerlily

Oracus, gimme a decent debit card, i'll be good I promise! lol

Gorgeous_George

Do it my way. Take £50 and blow it on the way home. Then stay in for 2 weeks.



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linniestorm

Yeah the only one I've ever since dispense £5s is the Lloyds TSB on my campus when I was at uni. The Natwest cashpoint right next to it didn't though, so a long queue at Lloyds around December and March!!!

choccyface2006

My co-op cash point is even more annoying, either its not working at all, or it is and the minimum you can withdraw is £20 (don't know why though as when you do it comes out as two tens) Grrrrrr!

Sarah

jonesMUFCforever

choccyface2006 wrote:

My co-op cash point is even more annoying, either its not working at all, or it is and the minimum you can withdraw is £20 (don't know why though as when you do it comes out as two tens) Grrrrrr!

Sarah

Is £20 quoted as the smallest amount on screen or have you tried 'other amount' and typed in £10?

choccyface2006

You know what, I don't think I've tried that, it just shows £20 as the smallest amount, will try next time though! Thanks!

Prudent

Judi wrote:

This really bugs me too. I have to pay my sons bus fares too and from school but its not as simple as drawing out a fiver on a Saturday. I have to cash myself a cheque and take it to the counter. So i make them work for their money. I ask them for :
£2 in 20ps
£1 in 10ps
£1 in 5ps
£1 in 2ps

They run from their desks when they see me.

Oh Judi this just made me laugh so much, thank you.

pensionstudent

hey,

Barclays bank ATM machines allow five pound notes, but as you all stated before they come out worn and torn

we have a co-op cash machine on uni campus, that also dispences 5pound notes, but have to withdraw £15 to get that £5, really weird would of though i would be able to get a £5

barclays nationally have £5 in their system, usually press other > £5 and should be ok

juno

I once withdrew about £60, and I got it all in £5's! M friend behind me was annoyed, as she wanted £5 and it would only give her £10 or £20 as it had run out.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8211720.stm

More £5 notes for cash machines


HSBC said that 100 of its cash machines in the Midlands and south west of England were being stocked with more fivers in a Bank of England trial.
While all UK cash machines must have the capacity to hold all denominations of notes, demand and efficiency means most only give out £10 and £20 notes.