I can withdraw $1000 a day but can't transfer to someone else or pay bills online exciting $600. I am with Bendigo bank
Cash option fading
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Valvoline
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.https://www.bendigobank.com.au/support/e-banking/move-money/
In that link it says you can increase up to $30,000. Need to fill in a form or ring them.
I was saying to my friend yesterday, last year I used to go to the bank and deposit my money and now I rarely get cash. This week one client paid cash the rest were beem it bank transfer or card payment. Its easier for tax as it is all done automatically but it's so strange not having cash anymore! In the 3 years I've been in the industry it's changed dramatically it used to be all cash rarely anyone paid electronically, now it's rare I get cash at all.
I've also noticed when I do deposit cash now the bank want to know all my info and I have to sign for it, never used to be the case for deposits only withdrawals. My mum couldn't deposit over the counter into my account because she didn't bank with them, even with ID and it was only $150. I know $10,000 or more they used to for the anti money laundering but never under. She was told to use the ATM but it was out of service 
They are definitely trying to crack down on the cash economy. They know they are missing out of a huge amount of tax revenue thanks to cash. They will keep making the cash option harder but I for one refuse to surrender my choices. My money, my choice!I've also noticed when I do deposit cash now the bank want to know all my info and I have to sign for it, never used to be the case for deposits only withdrawals. My mum couldn't deposit over the counter into my account because she didn't bank with them, even with ID and it was only $150. I know $10,000 or more they used to for the anti money laundering but never under. She was told to use the ATM but it was out of service
DavidTeague16
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so the NAB closed its branch in my suburb and they also took the ATM with them... the next one is a suburb over
and drove all the way there to find it out of service... it takes the major banks 24-48 hours to process online deposits and I'm not
giving a WL money 48 hours in advance... I don't know how instant apps like Beem It and Venmo are but will it be a case of
having to do an online transaction outside a lady's door or in her lounge as we both wait patiently for it to go through?? and I
can only imagine how extras would be processed mid appointment! any idea of how to get around the bank's fuckery?
I'm all ears!
and drove all the way there to find it out of service... it takes the major banks 24-48 hours to process online deposits and I'm not
giving a WL money 48 hours in advance... I don't know how instant apps like Beem It and Venmo are but will it be a case of
having to do an online transaction outside a lady's door or in her lounge as we both wait patiently for it to go through?? and I
can only imagine how extras would be processed mid appointment! any idea of how to get around the bank's fuckery?
I'm all ears!
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Weber
This cashless society agenda isn't exclusive to Australia.
Beemit is instant and also doesn't show as your name or their name on the transaction just whichever username you've opted for. I'm getting more and more beemit transactions.
C7Vol
Gold Member
You say that it takes 24 - 48 hrs to process a transfer. I believe this is only for the first transfer to an unknown account.
I have the bank details (bsb and account) of my favourite WL. After doing one transfer, the following transfers happen in a few seconds. I pay her when I arrive at the door.
W
Weber
and I'll bet the ATO will have a few questions no doubt.
Valvoline
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could try the post office but that's part of the problem as banks handball that off to Australia Post as well.I've also noticed when I do deposit cash now the bank want to know all my info and I have to sign for it, never used to be the case for deposits only withdrawals. My mum couldn't deposit over the counter into my account because she didn't bank with them, even with ID and it was only $150. I know $10,000 or more they used to for the anti money laundering but never under. She was told to use the ATM but it was out of service
W
Weber
This article popped up on my news feed, may write to the ACCC about the high surcharges that most AMPs etc add on top to "cover" the chargers from their bank.
www.sbs.com.au
I was at a cafe today and I was charged 44 cents on top of a $29 order and yet the Subway across the way had a sign on the door stating cash only, guessing their internet was down, and the closest ATM was a 3rd party type that chargers about $3 to get cash out of your account and $1:50 to merely check one's balance.
Being hit with card surcharges everywhere you go? These are the rules around them
While Australia appears to be moving towards becoming a cashless society, more businesses than ever are charging customers a fee to pay with a credit or debit card.
www.sbs.com.au
I was at a cafe today and I was charged 44 cents on top of a $29 order and yet the Subway across the way had a sign on the door stating cash only, guessing their internet was down, and the closest ATM was a 3rd party type that chargers about $3 to get cash out of your account and $1:50 to merely check one's balance.
1steelrod
Diamond Member
Yes. We are being well and truly screwed by the federal government who is happy with the banks going cashless because this saves the government from making money. Once we are totally digital those who are in control will have your money.
Eventually the agenda from this new globalisation world bank will come out and we will be the losers.
Eventually the agenda from this new globalisation world bank will come out and we will be the losers.
Be Nice
Legend Member
The AMP's aren't charging you to cover the bank fees, they're charging you because they need to declare it as income and pay tax on it. Cash they don't have toThis article popped up on my news feed, may write to the ACCC about the high surcharges that most AMPs etc add on top to "cover" the chargers from their bank.
Being hit with card surcharges everywhere you go? These are the rules around them
While Australia appears to be moving towards becoming a cashless society, more businesses than ever are charging customers a fee to pay with a credit or debit card.
I was at a cafe today and I was charged 44 cents on top of a $29 order and yet the Subway across the way had a sign on the door stating cash only, guessing their internet was down, and the closest ATM was a 3rd party type that chargers about $3 to get cash out of your account and $1:50 to merely check one's balance.
W
Weber
Not really a Federal government thing, more of an agenda of the unelected persons that attend Davos every year.
Englishbreakfast1970
Silver Member
Cash is still far from dead, yes banks want to save money on staff and office space but there are other options. I go to the post office, Coles or Woolworth, no fee. Also, if you bank with more than one bank you have more options when it comes to daily withdrawal limits.
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Letter in yesterday's papers...
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Englishbreakfast1970
Silver Member
Time to start hoarding cash 
Sweetninnocent
Diamond Member
Bankwest is part of CBA group and they're only doing what the CBA bosses want.
JT777
Diamond Member
sludgie
Gold Member
My condoms wouldn't fit in there anyway. Back pocket maybe.I thought it was for condoms
Bit sad if your salary fits it these days
johnmatilda
Legend Member
This. CBA is killing Bankwest.
johnmatilda
Legend Member
I keep mine in my back pack.My condoms wouldn't fit in there anyway. Back pocket maybe.
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I keep mine in her pussy!I keep mine in my back pack.
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Let's see, sex workers charging upwards of $500 an hour.I thought it was for condoms
Bit sad if your salary fits it these days
Petrol prices skyrocketing.
Food/Grocery prices out of sight.
Companies closing down with signs of a recession sometime this year.
Yup, it's reduced purchasing power of salaries to two fifths of f.a.
JT777
Diamond Member
Doubt your salary will even fit your back pocket SludgieMy condoms wouldn't fit in there anyway. Back pocket maybe.
JT777
Diamond Member
As soon as Covid came along I knew they’d use it as a reason to remove cash.
All part of the grand plan and there’s many jealous people out there that don’t get any cash who want to see others suffer.
Some people sigh when they have to wait behind me an extra ten seconds while I get my change
When systems go down and there is no cash available they may realise there error
Banks are just greedy dogs as are the ones we elect into government
All part of the grand plan and there’s many jealous people out there that don’t get any cash who want to see others suffer.
Some people sigh when they have to wait behind me an extra ten seconds while I get my change
When systems go down and there is no cash available they may realise there error
Banks are just greedy dogs as are the ones we elect into government
johnmatilda
Legend Member
Agree. Banks want cash gone. Why? Because for every electronic transaction made, they get a small piece of the pie. With cash, they never see a dime of it. Governments want cash gone too. No need to guess why.