Is your bank charging you for ATM withdrawals ?

[Txstang1]

So I'm looking through my account activity and notice these $2.00 charges from "ATM network". So I called the bank and find out that sept 30 , they ( Compass bank ) started charging $2 per ATM withdraw for non compass ATMs.

Your average ATM fee is $2-3 depending on the ATM , add to that the $2 charge that the bank hits you with, makes it cost you $4-5 to get your own fucking money out.

Compass has no ATM locations, other than at the bank. One of he main reason I chose them back in the day was for free checking and ATM re-imbursment. No I'm being charged for both.

I plan on emptying all three accounts tomorrow morning, any recommendations ?

[Tx Redneck]

Americas Credit Union Do it!

[ozzeran]

Been like that for years with many banks.

[2011GT]

I just joined a credit union a few months back when BOK announced the debit card fee. I know they changed there mind but I like the credit union more now. The rates are also better.

[mustangguy289]

Credit Unions FTW.

[Txstang1]

Been like that for years with many banks.

I've been with compass for about 6 years now, but have never ever had any banks charge me for ATM withdrawals in the past.

I'm not against credit unions, but are they typically local ? I mean , do some CUs have nationwide locations ?

[2011GT]

I've been with compass for about 6 years now, but have never ever had any banks charge me for ATM withdrawals in the past.

I'm not against credit unions, but are they typically local ? I mean , do some CUs have nationwide locations ?

Mine is in a few different states but I don't get charged for using other banks ATMs. I think it's 10 free ATM transactions per month. Also my CC is connected to other credit unions nationwide.

[mustangguy289]

I've been with compass for about 6 years now, but have never ever had any banks charge me for ATM withdrawals in the past.

I'm not against credit unions, but are they typically local ? I mean , do some CUs have nationwide locations ?

That is the downside to a CU. However, I know my CU will refund me up to 10 or 15 bucks a month for other banks ATM fees.

[Cannon88]

Ive been happy with Chase. They have quite a bit of ATM's too.

[Txstang1]

Ive been happy with Chase. They have quite a bit of ATM's too.

Do chase charge You a fee for using non-chase ATMs ?

[Mike]

Do chase charge You a fee for using non-chase ATMs ?

Yes.

[78X]

Do chase charge You a fee for using non-chase ATMs ?

Is there anyone left that does not?

[yellowstang]

EECU FTW! You can use 7-Eleven ATM's and there is no fee, they are everywhere.

[Txstang1]

Is there anyone left that does not?

I don't know, is there ? That's one of the things I'm trying to find out.

[Frank]

EECU FTW! You can use 7-Eleven ATM's and there is no fee, they are everywhere.

You mean EDS Employee CU?

Its called InTouch CU these days since EDS is gone.