Withdrawing cash from natwest

BigRazer93 · 17 May 2010 at 22:05

Hey guys, im a bit puzzled :s Tmorrow, I need to withdraw £280, and I know your limited to £250 on the cash machine. Is there anyway to get the £280 out tmorrow? If they ask for id over the counter, all I have got is my college card (with my name and picture of me on it). My dad said that may not be enough

I don't have anything else as they have been sent off for my provisional licence. Any help? Thanks. Its a normal saving account btw.

Fenris · 17 May 2010 at 22:08

You won't need ID for £280.

GingerNinja1989 · 17 May 2010 at 22:08

Just go to the counter, there should be no problems with ID for that amount.

bullit in head · 17 May 2010 at 22:09

go withdraw 30 quid now and then 2fiddy in the morning

.simples

bullit

BigRazer93 · 17 May 2010 at 22:10

Cheers lads

bullit, I get paid £280 tmorrow so lol, I cant do that

Well thanks lads

Mod, feel free to close

ShaolinDreams · 17 May 2010 at 22:12

rob the bank that way youll still have £280 after your day is done

Soul.Survivor · 17 May 2010 at 22:34

Dont need Id, You can withdraw money using just your bank statement

Aod · 17 May 2010 at 22:35

GingerNinja1989 said:
Just go to the counter, there should be no problems with ID for that amount.

this. you'll need the card that's attached to that account though.

oli356 · 17 May 2010 at 22:37

Soul.Survivor said:
Dont need Id, You can withdraw money using just your bank statement

Aod said:
this. you'll need the card that's attached to that account though.

I actually withdrawed £220 before from nationwide with a 4month old bank statement lol..No ID, no card. It took 5 mins but ye

just a few questions

Chicken #16 · 17 May 2010 at 22:40

don't know about natwest but barclays you can take £250 out the cash machine and then go to the counter and get another £250

I withdrew £3,000 (13 years ago) over the counter with nothing more than my bank card and signature. I had told them to write me a cheque but they wanted to charge me for that so told them to simply give me the cash. Brown envelope and rather a long walk over to the Halifax to deposit in an isa.

Ahleckz · 18 May 2010 at 14:45

I took £2800 out a couple of years ago. No questions asked, just my card and signature. I then had to walk about in an unfamiliar city with the cash in my pocket to another bank. Terrifying!

platypus · 18 May 2010 at 14:48

I wonder why people find that kind of thing terrifying. It's not as if the cash is shouting to everyone around you that you'd be a good mugging target.

valve90210 · 18 May 2010 at 15:01

Chicken #16 said:
I withdrew £3,000 (13 years ago) over the counter with nothing more than my bank card and signature. I had told them to write me a cheque but they wanted to charge me for that so told them to simply give me the cash. Brown envelope and rather a long walk over to the Halifax to deposit in an isa.

I've done the exact same thing on at least a couple of occassions for the exact same reason, transferring to my ISA.

Valve

Tikkabhuna · 18 May 2010 at 16:11

platypus said:
I wonder why people find that kind of thing terrifying. It's not as if the cash is shouting to everyone around you that you'd be a good mugging target.

Its just sods law that as you have it, it will get stolen.