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The firm behind 10,500 UK ATMs will begin charging customers 95p to withdraw cash

Notemachine has announced it will introduce the fee to about half of its machines after banks slashed the fees they pay to free ATM operators

A FIRM that owns a fifth of the UK’s free cash machines will start charging customers nearly £1 to withdraw money, it emerged last night.

Notemachine will reportedly introduce a new 95p fee for about half of its 10,500 devices following changes in how they are funded.

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