8 hours ago, KarenBravo said:

Why? There are ATMs outside nearly every 7-11.

Possibly Bangkok Bank have decided that they can drastically reduce the number of ATMs they have (they are expensive bits of kit, and cost to maintain and keep filled up) if 7/11 fulfills the same function? Presumably the agreement will prevent the other major banks from doing the same.

Years ago back in NZ when you checked out at the supermarket with your ATM card the cashier always asked if you would like some cash. The system was called EFTPOS

13 hours ago, webfact said:

The bank said the service is available 24/7...

Are 7-11s now open 24/7 again?

I don't get the photo ID requirement. When I use the same Bangkok Bank app to make a cardless ATM withdrawal, I can withdraw a much larger amount just like that. I never carry my passport to 7/11 and who knows if they accept any other form of ID from a foreigner, so I'd guess I'm out of luck.

19 hours ago, KarenBravo said:

Why? There are ATMs outside nearly every 7-11.

But not necessarily BBL ones because if you use another banks ATM, you pay a fee.

19 hours ago, KarenBravo said:

My guess is that 95% of 7-11s have ATMs which also has 24 hour service.

You may begin to notice CP chicken has stopped allowing ATMs at 711 branches as they are doing their own banking service or they want a cut in the action thus the service charge designed to "help people".???? 

Other banks will be forced to join the scheme if they want access. ???? 

It's not rocket science.

13 hours ago, khunPer said:

15 baht fee, as it appeared in the post that you only quoted part off; for example if you cash 100 baht and pay 15 baht in fee...????

That still doesn't explain why offering a cash withdrawal service is a move towards a cashless society.  Surely it is the opposite?

Saying there is a 15 baht fee doesn't answer the question.  We're waiting.

1 hour ago, Andycoops said:

But not necessarily BBL ones because if you use another banks ATM, you pay a fee.

Not quite true. You get a certain amount of free transactions each month when you use another banks ATM. As long as you are in the same province as the bank that issued the card.

I'm hoping this means LEO available at my local Bangkok Bank branch while I wait..."Cheiỵ h̄māylek̄h 203"

9 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:

That still doesn't explain why offering a cash withdrawal service is a move towards a cashless society.  Surely it is the opposite?

Saying there is a 15 baht fee doesn't answer the question.  We're waiting.

Well 7/11 ( or more specifically my teenage daughters enthusiasm for shopping there for " things I need Daddy" ) is at times responsible for a cashless society in the "Herfiehandbag" household in the last few days of the month!

Also many 7-11 branches have ATM from other banks, often Krung Thai Bank  , Kasisorn Bank  and Government Saving Bank.

 

So Bangkok Bank want their customers avoid them.... and use the 7-11 inside......

22 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Just another way to get more money into the banks hands and 7-11's with the fee charged and then the amount kicked back to 7-11.

You complain about 15 baht...tai leow.

23 hours ago, KarenBravo said:

Why? There are ATMs outside nearly every 7-11.

But not a lot of them are Bangkok Bank ATM.s

16 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

But not a lot of them are Bangkok Bank ATM.s

I've already answered this in a post four posts above yours.

Besides, after driving a long way, are you really going to quibble over 20 Bt, or so by using another bank's ATM?

6 hours ago, josephbloggs said:

That still doesn't explain why offering a cash withdrawal service is a move towards a cashless society.  Surely it is the opposite?

Saying there is a 15 baht fee doesn't answer the question.  We're waiting.

It's fairly simple, if you think about it. Instead of paying up to 15 percent fee for having cash in your hand, you might begin to pay with the card; i.e. moving towards "cashless society", which various governments want us to do, both to save production of cash money, but mainly for better control of money flow and taxation...????

If you can get 5000 baht for the 15 baht fee, what are you complaining about. People who only need 100 baht or even 500 baht

and want to pay 15 baht fee for that, well what can I say about the word stupid?  I see it in my country for people in casinos who 

go to an ATM machine for only 100 or 200 dollars at a time for the fee they pay.  The adage about fools and their money

happens.  Thats life ,

Geezer

On 3/17/2021 at 7:49 AM, herfiehandbag said:

Well 7/11 ( or more specifically my teenage daughters enthusiasm for shopping there for " things I need Daddy" ) is at times responsible for a cashless society in the "Herfiehandbag" household in the last few days of the month!

Translation: Didnt actually know what he was talking about, shot from the hip and is now covering up. 

Not a bad cover up story though. ????

On 3/17/2021 at 2:06 PM, khunPer said:

It's fairly simple, if you think about it. Instead of paying up to 15 percent fee for having cash in your hand, you might begin to pay with the card; i.e. moving towards "cashless society", which various governments want us to do, both to save production of cash money, but mainly for better control of money flow and taxation...????

????

The only time it's 15% is if you withdraw exactly 100 baht.