> You can withdraw cash from your card at any Walmart register or MoneyCenter. This service is free for the Walmart MoneyCard product with Cash-Back Rewards.
That number isn't for ATMs in Wal-Marts, it's the general "at an ATM" fee. If you look below,
> Walmart Card Cashing / Withdraw cash without a fee at Walmart MoneyCenters and Customer Service desks. / No Fee
there's no fee for withdrawing cash in any Wal-Mart.
That seems to be the same as any other normal bank -- except for some credit unions that reimburse you, you don't get free withdrawals at random ATMs (I have BoA, and it's the same for me).
I suppose you're in the wrong income bracket to have considered services from them.
Yes, they do charge fees at the register, regardless your link. When I went and deposited the $200 check from Wal-mart at a register, and $197 goes in... yeah. You can link URL's all you want. But 3$ disappeared in that transaction for "reasons".
I know because I've used the plans that people here are talking about. Unlike the rest of you, I've had them. I've used and been used by them.
Withdrawing cash != cashing a check. Stop accusing people of not being familiar with these products just because they aren't conflating different services the way you are.
Ah, another silver-spoon apologist who has never seen or used these plans.
No shit the act of depositing and withdrawing are different. But they still get their $3 cut for each of these. How about you go spend 3 packets of $200 on this and report back your results instead?
now click on the fees tab https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/faqs#fees
then click on the 'fee plan' link https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan
then click on the 'view the Wal-mart money card fee plan' link https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/account/legal-info#feeplan
and you will arrive at the fee plan I linked earlier.