Not being a customer of a bank with a £500 or higher daily limit on my account, I have been unable to find out.Nick Harvey wrote: ↑Fri 12 Jan, 2018 17.12That's a daily limit, I trust.bilky asko wrote:Also, the withdrawal limit is £250 on them.
Let me explain...
When they first took over the ex-Co-operative Bank ATMs in Co-op stores they had the worst UI - it's since been updated to match their other ATMs. My best guess is that those ATMs are Wincor Nixdorf and so they had to rush to make it work with their systems - almost all of their others are NCR in my experience.
Yeah, Yorkshire Bank's limit is £350 a day.bilky asko wrote: ↑Sat 13 Jan, 2018 14.40Let me explain...
The daily ATM withdrawal limit for my account is £300 (some are higher, e.g. Lloyds Bank).
The withdrawal limit for this NoteMachine ATM was £250 for the transaction.
It was the first hole in the wall ATM I've seen with a machine limit lower than my account limit.
That's Cashzone isn't it? Note Machine are the ones who have taken over (amongst others) most of the England & Wales RBS branch cash machines.woah wrote: ↑Sat 13 Jan, 2018 17.22When they first took over the ex-Co-operative Bank ATMs in Co-op stores they had the worst UI - it's since been updated to match their other ATMs. My best guess is that those ATMs are Wincor Nixdorf and so they had to rush to make it work with their systems - almost all of their others are NCR in my experience.
On another ATM related note, I wonder how many ATMs still run ancient OSes - OS/2, NT 4.0, 2000, XP Embedded? I imagine a lot run Windows 7 Embedded but even it's days are numbered - support ends in 2 years.
It's normally a bit more nuanced than that -JAS84 wrote: ↑Sun 14 Jan, 2018 20.04Yeah, Yorkshire Bank's limit is £350 a day.bilky asko wrote: ↑Sat 13 Jan, 2018 14.40Let me explain...
The daily ATM withdrawal limit for my account is £300 (some are higher, e.g. Lloyds Bank).
The withdrawal limit for this NoteMachine ATM was £250 for the transaction.
It was the first hole in the wall ATM I've seen with a machine limit lower than my account limit.
A number of the XP machines are running 'POSready 2009', which is sold as a version of Windows Embedded but actually is a pretty light repackage of standard XP Pro (they didn't even bother to change the splash screen). It is still supported with updates (albeit only for another year).On another ATM related note, I wonder how many ATMs still run ancient OSes - OS/2, NT 4.0, 2000, XP Embedded? I imagine a lot run Windows 7 Embedded but even it's days are numbered - support ends in 2 years.
Indeed, astonishing really that Microsoft thought it okay to needlessly repackage an 8 year old OS, though I'm sure they got plenty of cash out of it to keep lots of old kit going.cwathen wrote: ↑Thu 18 Jan, 2018 15.35A number of the XP machines are running 'POSready 2009', which is sold as a version of Windows Embedded but actually is a pretty light repackage of standard XP Pro (they didn't even bother to change the splash screen). It is still supported with updates (albeit only for another year).On another ATM related note, I wonder how many ATMs still run ancient OSes - OS/2, NT 4.0, 2000, XP Embedded? I imagine a lot run Windows 7 Embedded but even it's days are numbered - support ends in 2 years.
