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capital one - cash transaction

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  • born_again
    born_again Posts: 23,415 Forumite
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    OceanSound wrote: »
    It's not made clear, as soon as it is processed? Are you a capital one customer, so are aware of this for certain or just taking a guess?. I know with Tesco bank the fee appears straight-away on recent transactions.

    Not a customer, someone that works in this field.

    ATM fee's Yes it will show once debited. Other cash related debits such as gambling, do not show a cash fee.
    OceanSound wrote: »
    No. If you pay cash transaction straight away once it appears in recent transactions, there will be a few pence interest when the statement is produced.

    Why ask the question if you know the answer?
    Life in the slow lane
  • OceanSound
    OceanSound Posts: 1,482 Forumite
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    born_again wrote: »
    Not a customer, someone that works in this field.

    ATM fee's Yes it will show once debited. Other cash related debits such as gambling, do not show a cash fee.

    Why ask the question if you know the answer?
    See post by K80 black for answer.
  • born_again
    born_again Posts: 23,415 Forumite
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    OceanSound wrote: »
    See post by K80 black for answer.

    While you said "Cash transaction" in the OP, you did not make it clear if it was actual ATM debit or a another transaction that is classed as a "Cash transaction"
    Life in the slow lane
  • OceanSound
    OceanSound Posts: 1,482 Forumite
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    born_again wrote: »
    While you said "Cash transaction" in the OP, you did not make it clear if it was actual ATM debit or a another transaction that is classed as a "Cash transaction"
    If there was no mention of an ATM, then there was no ATM. Simple!
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