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Withdrawing Money Without Debit Card
I've got a Natwest 'Card Plus' account, which comes with a Solo debit card.
I've lost my card, and it takes bloody ages for them to send you a new one. I need money to go out this week! Is there any way of withdrawing money from a branch without having the card? Using a passport for ID maybe?
Any help greatly appreciated.
I've lost my card, and it takes bloody ages for them to send you a new one. I need money to go out this week! Is there any way of withdrawing money from a branch without having the card? Using a passport for ID maybe?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Reply 1
Yes I think if you go into the branch and explain the situation there should be a way of doing so.
I advise you take your:
Paying in book
Some form of ID
Statement
Not too sure if you will need 1 or even all 3 but it's worth a shot!
Or you could go on the website, find the number for the direct line to your local branch and ask them?
I advise you take your:
Paying in book
Some form of ID
Statement
Not too sure if you will need 1 or even all 3 but it's worth a shot!
Or you could go on the website, find the number for the direct line to your local branch and ask them?
Reply 4
if you do online banking transfere money to another account, i.e friend or parents and get them to withdraw, if its same bank normally 1 working day
Reply 8
yh
Reply 9
Original post by 11223344556677
yh
7 years too late.
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