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<p>i can confirm this to be the case. where i work the cashback
procedure is indeed just a signature of the receipt. As far as i
know ATMs that issue £5 notes tend to for a long time, i don't
recall any here suddenly stopping. source on why it may be
valuable information to some (note the small number that do):
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://metro.co.uk/2018/05/21/why-do-so-few-cash-machines-dispense-fivers-and-where-are-they-7565615/">https://metro.co.uk/2018/05/21/why-do-so-few-cash-machines-dispense-fivers-and-where-are-they-7565615/</a>
an extra way to verify for link ATMs specifically:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.link.co.uk/consumers/locator/">https://www.link.co.uk/consumers/locator/</a> where i work there are
three ATMs, however people still often request cashback due to the
fact it saves the extra trip (and the closest ATM is difficult to
troubleshoot if it goes down, i don't think the operator is
local). so cash machines are verifiable by survey, or by checking
official sources; cashback would be purely survey. ATMs can also
offer phone top ups (vending=telephone_vouchers?) and pin change
services. all of these should be surveyable.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/24/18 14:15, Paul Allen wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">On Fri, Aug 24, 2018 at 1:44 PM, Philip Barnes <span
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<div>On Fri, 2018-08-24 at 14:22 +0200, Martin
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<div>How is this verifiable? Do they write it on the
machine what kind of notes are contained?</div>
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<div>Certainly not verifiable, sometimes they may give
you a choice but not always.</div>
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<div>Some ATMs do say what notes they MAY dispense. That
was fairly common back when they switched from dispensing</div>
<div>£5 and £10 to £10 and £20. Sure, if you go to a
£10/£20 machine it may have run out of £10 notes. Sure,
if you go to</div>
<div>a £5/£10/£20 machine (they do exist) it might have run
out of £5 notes. But most of the time you can get the
lower value.</div>
<div>Usually the machine decides, so if you ask for £20 you
may not get two x £10, but some machines will try to give
at least</div>
<div>one, and (if your request is high enough) two of the
lowest denomination. Of course, if you really want 2 x
£10 you can</div>
<div>make two withdrawals to foil machines that try to
dispense the fewest notes.<br>
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<div>Certainly it's verifiable. Try to make a withdrawal of
£5 and it will either tell you it doesn't dispense them or
that it</div>
<div>has temporarily run out of them. This information is
useful to know if you're in a strange place, need (say)
£25 cash and</div>
<div>have only £26 in your account. An ATM that doesn't
dispense £5 notes is not of use to you. So it's
verifiable and possibly</div>
<div>worth mapping. The problem is, as with much
information, is it's somewhat ephemeral. Next week there
may still be</div>
<div>an ATM there but it no longer dispenses £5.<br>
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<div>Cashback is not a misleading name, it is not a cash
withdrawal. They add extra to your payment and give
you the change. It is offered to reduce the shops
charges for banking cash but is usually more trouble
than it is worth as the cashier has to write down the
transaction number and you then have to sign for it.</div>
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<div>I've had cashback from several different shops and NONE
of them required the cashier to write down the transaction</div>
<div>number. It's all done electronically these days.
Sometimes, some shops require you to sign the shop's copy
of</div>
<div>the receipt but that's a policy of the shop to try to
minimize people later claiming they weren't given the cash
(it doesn't</div>
<div>really help and the distraction is more likely to cause
both parties to forget to hand over/receive the money).</div>
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<div>Paul</div>
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