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Jul 2nd, 2005, 08:06 AM
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HAS ANYONE EXPERIENCED A PROBLEM LIKE THIS?
WHILE IN IRELAND WE USED AN ATM CARD. ON RETURNING HOME WE FOUND THE NUMBERS DID NOT ADD UP, A $40 OVERCHARGE TO OUR ACCOUNT. OUR BANK SAYS THIS WAS A SERVICE CHARGE BY THE IRISH BANK. WE HAVE USED OUR ATM CARD IN EUROPE MANY TIMES AND THIS IS A NEW ONE.
WHILE IN IRELAND WE USED AN ATM CARD. ON RETURNING HOME WE FOUND THE NUMBERS DID NOT ADD UP, A $40 OVERCHARGE TO OUR ACCOUNT. OUR BANK SAYS THIS WAS A SERVICE CHARGE BY THE IRISH BANK. WE HAVE USED OUR ATM CARD IN EUROPE MANY TIMES AND THIS IS A NEW ONE.
Jul 2nd, 2005, 11:40 AM
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Hi bernie,
Much better, thank you. All caps is hard to read.
If you used an ATM owned by a bank, something went wrong.
I suspect that you used an ATM that was owned by a money exchange firm.
Alternatively you, you were in Northern Ireland and were given pounds (that comes out pretty close).
Much better, thank you. All caps is hard to read.
If you used an ATM owned by a bank, something went wrong.
I suspect that you used an ATM that was owned by a money exchange firm.
Alternatively you, you were in Northern Ireland and were given pounds (that comes out pretty close).
Jul 2nd, 2005, 11:55 AM
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This is a long shot, but it's worth a try. I would e-mail the bank in Dublin, ask why this happened, and ask if they will reimburse you. Scan a copy of your receipt and include it in the e-mail. If you do this, please post back and let us know how it went. Good luck.
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