cashpoint withdrawals

lostalot

Hi all , does anyone know whether you can withdraw £200 fom most cashpoints in a 24 hrs periods, not sure if it means midnight to midnight or within 24 hours of the last withdrawal. Anyone know which please

Toastie

lostalot wrote: »

Hi all , does anyone know whether you can withdraw £200 fom most cashpoints in a 24 hrs periods, not sure if it means midnight to midnight or within 24 hours of the last withdrawal. Anyone know which please

24hours is 24 hours.

As in between 3pm tuesday's withdrawl of £200 no more until 3pm wednesday.

I have a high withdrawl limit with Barclays, about £500 which i don't understand. Seems a bit high!

System

lostalot wrote: »

Hi all , does anyone know whether you can withdraw £200 fom most cashpoints in a 24 hrs periods, not sure if it means midnight to midnight or within 24 hours of the last withdrawal. Anyone know which please

Its midnight to midnight, so if you want to withdraw £400, you can go just before and go just after midnight. I'm guessing your with LTSB, as most other banks standard withdrawal limit is between £250-£350

PBA

At Abbey it's certainly midnight to midnight. I wouldn't be surprised if some banks have "in a 24 hour period" instead though. It's quite common, when a card has been cloned, for the first fraudulent withdrawal to be made at 23:55 so they can hit the account again 5 mins later, getting the most money possible before anyone spots it.

LittleVoice

Heng_Leng wrote: »

I'm guessing your with LTSB, as most other banks standard withdrawal limit is between £250-£350

I didn't know LTSB had a standard limit of £200 - I'm sure I can withdraw £300 at a time (within the calendar day).

(Sometimes using a local Nationwide cash machine, I have to withdraw in two lots - £250 and £50 for instance - because the machine has only £10 notes and can't dispense 30 notes at a time. But there isn't a problem in withdrawing the second amount within a minute of the first.)

YorkshireBoy

PBA wrote: »

I wouldn't be surprised if some banks have "in a 24 hour period" instead though.

I regularly make large ATM withdrawals from Egg Money, FD, Halifax HICA, and YBS Internet Saver...and I remember at least one of them (not sure which though...possibly Egg Money?) makes me wait a full 24 hours, and not until the next 'day'.

username

I once tried to withdraw £900 from a Lloyds TSB machine (I bank with them and have the standard current account). The machine refused to give me my money and asked if I'd like £800? :eek:
Somehow, this leads me to believe there isn't a withdrawal limit? I am confused.

Indout96

Most machines have a limit as well as the card, my card is £1000 per day but HSBC machines will only give £580 (was £570) then lock the card until the next day, to get £1000 I have to go into the bank - which is only open when I am at work

skyrider007

Indout96 wrote: »

Most machines have a limit as well as the card, my card is £1000 per day but HSBC machines will only give £580 (was £570) then lock the card until the next day, to get £1000 I have to go into the bank - which is only open when I am at work

That's a really high limit. May I ask what type of card you have? Mine's only 300 pounds and the max I've withdraw in a day is like 50 - lol

kentkent

I have TSB platinium C/A with £400 ATM daily withdraw limit. i assum they set a limit depends which kind of package C/A card u have. withdraw £5000 over the counter last week without advance notice. :T

Scousebird_2

Toastie wrote: »

24hours is 24 hours.

As in between 3pm tuesday's withdrawl of £200 no more until 3pm wednesday.

I have a high withdrawl limit with Barclays, about £500 which i don't understand. Seems a bit high!

Are you Premier?-if you are you always get a higher limit! You may be premier without realising it.