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Interested in the issue of withdrawing funds from ATMs of Turkish banks
In September 2019, I found some kind of ATM in Icmeler, which gave money without commission on a MonoBank card.
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And the actual question. Are there ATMs in Turkey that do not take their commission for withdrawing money from an ATM?
I have an AlfaBank card with free withdrawals worldwide.
I have an AlfaBank card with free withdrawals worldwide.
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answered 4 years ago
So in Alpha and ask a question, they will certainly tell you.
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answered 4 years ago
So what about Alpha? How do they know about what commissions foreign banks have. I know the Alpha Commission. But there is also a commission from the bank that issues the money.
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answered 4 years ago
I also have Alfa, and they absolutely calmly advise on commissions in foreign banks, for example. And they know a lot.
In the vast majority of cases, a third-party bank does not charge a fee for withdrawing from its ATM, and if it does, it warns you before the operation begins. Only Alfa takes commissions from me in Turkey, I rented in Deniz and Akbank, these banks definitely don’t take their commission, I can’t say about others, maybe Alfa will tell you just right. For the demand will not be beaten, in the end.
In the vast majority of cases, a third-party bank does not charge a fee for withdrawing from its ATM, and if it does, it warns you before the operation begins. Only Alfa takes commissions from me in Turkey, I rented in Deniz and Akbank, these banks definitely don’t take their commission, I can’t say about others, maybe Alfa will tell you just right. For the demand will not be beaten, in the end.
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answered 4 years ago
Banks charge a fee. ATMs don't dispense small ones. If you exchanged at an ATM, you will receive only a large amount in large bills, the rest will be "eaten" by the ATM.
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answered 4 years ago
