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Alternative ATMs.

I always see long queues at UOB ATMs, while no one is using the OCBC ATMs (if you noticed, they are always quite nearby). Eg. The OCBC ATM at Yishun MRT is always free, same applies to that at AMK MRT. Either most people do not know, or they choose not to use, you can withdraw cash from OCBC ATMs using a UOB ATM Card. This is quite convenient, considering there are not many OCBC account holders out there, compared with the three other local banks, there's no need to queue. But please be warned that there'll be a 30 cents surcharge for using OCBC ATM with your UOB Card. I am not sure whether its monthly or for a certain number of transactions. If you consider time is money, or the UOB ATM is out of service, 30 cents is definitely worthed it!

Updated: "For locally shared ATMs, the first two transactions of the month are free. Subsequent withdrawals are charged at S$0.30 each." - Thanks KingMeng ;)
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Sunshine said…
i certainly dunno that...haha...now i know...but i dun think i'll spend the 30 cents surcharge....=p
March 14, 2006 12:31 AM
KingMeng said…
30 cents each.

http://www.uobgroup.com/pages/personal/loans/personalloans/cashplus_faq.html#Q8.%20How%20does%20the%20UOB%20ATM%20Card%20work?
March 14, 2006 12:34 AM
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