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Re: CBN Reintroduces N65 Charges On Cash Withdrawals On ‘other Banks’ Atms by eligibility: 11:52am On Aug 16, 2014 |
MyTime3: You don't value what you have till you loose it.... #BringBackSanusi in CBN #BringBackBarthNnaji in Power sector etc NO AMOUNT OF BLATANT ALLEGATIONS CAN DISCREDIT THE VALUES EMBEDDED IN THE PERSONALITY OF HIS HIGHNESS ALHAJI SANUSI LAMIDO SANUSI . FELLOW NIGERIANS !!! TRUTH IS BITTER BUT STAND BY IT. |
Re: CBN Reintroduces N65 Charges On Cash Withdrawals On ‘other Banks’ Atms by eligibility: 11:58am On Aug 16, 2014 |
MyTime3: You don't value what you have till you loose it.... #BringBackSanusi in CBN #BringBackBarthNnaji in Power sector etc DO YOU KNOW THE WORST AS REGARD POWER FAILURE , IN THE PRESENCE OF MR PRESIDENT HIMSELF WHEN HE WAS ADDRESSING A CONGRESS THEY TOOK OFF THE LIGHT. SHAMELESS LEADERS, SHAMELESS INDEED. |
Re: CBN Reintroduces N65 Charges On Cash Withdrawals On ‘other Banks’ Atms by Ayopercent(m): 1:43pm On Aug 17, 2014 |
The justification for the N65 ATM charges!!! The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has denied the report that it has reintroduced charges on the use of Automated Teller Machines, ATMs.The Director, Banking Payments System Department of CBN, Mr. Dipo Fatokun, told Vanguard after his remarks at the meeting held by Nigeria Electronic Fraud Forum in Lagos, that was not a reintroduction. According to him, “You have to agree with me that when the amendment was made in November 2012, it used to be a N100 for any remote-on-us withdrawal that you did. And you know that the remote-on-us is when you as a card holder goes to the ATM of a bank other than your bank to withdraw cash. It was removed then so that people would be encouraged to go to other ATMs without paying for it. ""But the truth is that as we said in the circular on the Introduction of Fees on Remote-On-Us ATM Withdrawal Transactions recently, that N100 included the N35 that goes to the issuing bank, which has now been completely waived.The issuing bank does not make any thing, but in going to other ATMs to make withdrawal , your bank, that is, the acquirer bank incurs cost of N65 which they pay to the switches and the owner of the ATM that you are using. Continuing, he said: ”Between 2012 and recently when the review was done, it was discovered that people have actually turned ATMs into their personal purses because nothing is charged. Somebody needs N500, or N1000, he will go to ATM and withdraw, he needs N2000, he will go to ATM and withdraw, so that in a day some people can patronise ATM for up to four or ten times. That has created a huge cost burden for the banks that issue the cards. It was becoming discouraging to them.“So that is why we said, you can go to an ATM other than your bank ATM to withdraw up to three times and no charges would be imposed on you, but it is when you make the fourth withdrawal that you will pay the N65 that ordinarily your bank would have paid on your behalf. But of course, if you go to your bank’s ATM, the issuer, for withdrawal you can withdraw as many times as you like without being charged. So, it does not discourage financial inclusion."" https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=873201239375297&id=100000562870815&refid=7&_ft_=qid.6048511213871993192%3Amf_story_key.-7071387117622492895&__tn__=%2As |
Re: CBN Reintroduces N65 Charges On Cash Withdrawals On ‘other Banks’ Atms by ayoola01(m): 10:43pm On Aug 17, 2014 |
So do you expect them to exclude charges for Interbank transfer.. Who bears the charges paid on platform with which the transaction is consumated, and remember that customer bears the charge either on Internet Banking Platform or You effect the transfer in the banking hall. Also, are you aware that the transfer is instant, and available 24/7.... How convenient could that be? And compare the charges to the maximum amount you can transfer at your convenience, Bros Life has been made so easy..... Let us embrace ADVANCEMENT in our banking system............... Will you compare the cost to the Stress, time spent, Transport Fare paid to go to your beneficiary bank................ TEXZLEM: |
Re: CBN Reintroduces N65 Charges On Cash Withdrawals On ‘other Banks’ Atms by Omasmiley: 5:42pm On Sep 03, 2014 |
There must be a real cost to this ATM. Have you guys noticed how dispense errors had increased? With this policy, the issue of dispense error will reduce. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: CBN Reintroduces N65 Charges On Cash Withdrawals On ‘other Banks’ Atms by laudate: 12:33pm On Sep 04, 2014 |
Omasmiley: Says who? In those days when they were charging =N=100 as ATM fees, are you saying there was no ATM dispense error? All the banks recorded huge profits despite the cancellation of the =N=100 ATM charges, back then. I beg, this CBN governor is just clueless & needs to change his orientation. He is still thinking like the average commercial banker (i.e. my ambition is to make money at the expense of everyone else, regardless of how it is done & whose ox is gored..) oh SLS, where art thou? Truly, truly thy policies were customer-friendly when thou were at the helm of CBN.... |
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