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Is it possible to pay or withdraw money from the card?
I want to take a plastic card with me for insurance. Share your experience on paying for purchases, on withdrawing money. How much do they charge for withdrawals, which ATMs of banks are more profitable to withdraw cash. In general, on this issue, I will be grateful for any information, the more the better!
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when you pay for purchases, then no additional fees are charged from you, you lose only slightly on cross rates. If you are withdrawing money, then ask your bank how much they withdraw for withdrawing money abroad. Each bank has its own fee.
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answered 9 years ago
Paying for goods and services with a card is more profitable than cashing out money using an ATM, and then paying in cash, in any country, not only in Turkey. It is profitable to withdraw money through an ATM, i.e. free of charge, at ATMs of the bank whose name is indicated on the card itself. If you have a ruble card, then, clearly, there can be no benefit, because. first pay for the conversion, and then for the services of cashing out to the bank, the owner of the ATM.
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answered 9 years ago
at any ATM they change by card of the Russian Federation for anything
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answered 9 years ago
If you have a card of Sberbank of Russia, then you can withdraw without interest at Denizbank ATMs, it belongs to Sberbank of Russia, if you withdraw from any other bank, they will charge a commission that they would have taken in Russia, if you withdraw from an ATM of another bank, for other banks not I’ll say, but cash withdrawal from a Sberbank card is a minimum amount of 100 rubles. Usually I withdraw only lira in Turkey, it always turns out cheaper than buying dollars or euros, and then changing them to lira. The exchange rate of the ruble to the lira is approximately -+ 1.5 lira, see the website www.cbr.ru
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answered 9 years ago