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That is one of the stupidmost posts I read in a while. Revolut doesn’t charge the fees. ATM services may do so. This is trivial!

Also it’s the pupose of one of the most successful threads —> https://community.revolut.com/t/the-ultimative-free-atm-withdrawal-list-for-travelling-by-country

Car companies don’t charge you tolls. Toll road providers do.

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I hope you aren’t totally broke now. Those 6¢ really hit hard. :rofl:

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Thanks for your reply though sounds funny :grinning:

May be you are smart enough to find something different from what is advertised on the website or the other way that you are ok to pay any fees charged by your bank.

Here in US, all the online banks make it clear either there is a cap in the ATM fees including charged other party or no. of times one is allowed to withdraw cash without incurring any fee (again including charged by other party). This is because of the fact that the online banks don’t own any ATM network which may allow the customers to withdraw cash without any fee. Almost all online banks here is US share the network with other ATM service providers. If you are curious, you can check the following online banks:

  1. Simple Bank
  2. SoFi Money
  3. Varo Bank
  4. Ally Bank
  5. Aspiration

When a bank doesn’t offer fee free ATM withdrawal feature, they make it clear “We don’t charge you. But the ATM operator charge you a fee.”

Look at N26 website which makes it crystal clear. https://n26.com/en-us/bank-account

No car companies in the world advertise "No cost tolls when travel within 200 miles:wink: "

Notwithstanding above comments, I am still a happy beta customer of Revolut :slightly_smiling_face:

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:rofl: Thank God. I managed to squirrel away some pennies through Vaults.

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Ah ok, so you’re one of the US users, yes?

That changes some things. You need to differ between use of the card for US residents and non-US residents.

The starter of this topic was talking about usage as a non-US resident.

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yeah. We are talking from a different side of the pond :wink:

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I got the following message yesterday. Glad to get confirmation that Allpoint ATMs are free of surcharge here in USA.

http://www.allpointnetwork.com/

+++
With a Revolut card, you can:

  • Withdraw $300 per month surcharge-free from Allpoints ATMs
  • Spend and send money abroad at the real exchange rate
  • Get instant spending notifications after every card payment
  • Freeze or unfreeze your card if you misplace it
  • Set up monthly budgets for things like restaurants and groceries
  • Round up your card payments and put away your spare change
    +++
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Who sent that? Revolut?

That depends on the country of residence and is not the same for every Revolut user

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Yes. Received directly from Revolut

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Does that map load for anybody? I just get the “connection was reset”
image

http://www.allpointnetwork.com/locator.aspx

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It works well for me.

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Hello!
I tried an Allpoint ATM in the US and the machine wanted 3.25 USD ATM fee.
The same thing happened in Mexico when I tried a machine that was on the Allpoint map.
So my question is: which Revolut cards offer this service for free?

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I have been withdrawing cash from Allpoint ATMS. I am not being charged any ATM fee. I use both Master and Visa cards.

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So they treat U.S Revolut cards differently than cards issued in the EU? That is unfair in my opinion…

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Revolut US is a different legal entity, and their local US banking partner has an agreement with a US ATM network to offer free withdrawals at specific ATMs. It’s a benefit for local customers.

Not all services Revolut offers are available everywhere. Some of Revolut’s services are only available in the UK, or the EEA, and this service is only available in the US.

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