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    Scotia Banks with a Bank of America atm card.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reggae Roy View Post
    Scotia Banks with a Bank of America atm card.
    There may not be a foreign transaction fee, but you still have to pay a local processing fee assessed by the Scotia, correct? I think B of A used to refund this charge, but that is no longer the case.

    My local bank (Conestoga Bank in PA) doesn't charge a foreign trans fee, but I still have to pay a charge assessed by the machine. I think it was up to $5 the last time I used a ScotiaBank ATM in November.

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    I have a Scotia account... no fees


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    Quote Originally Posted by Reggae Roy View Post
    Scotia Banks with a Bank of America atm card.
    Sadly this is no longer the case. I was hit for almost $8 each time I pulled out 30,000 JMD two weeks ago.


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    Quote Originally Posted by booger View Post
    Sadly this is no longer the case. I was hit for almost $8 each time I pulled out 30,000 JMD two weeks ago.
    Scotia is still in BofA's Global Alliance. BofA waives the $5 flat usage fee for using a non-BofA ATM (Scotia ATM) but still assesses an international transaction fee (3%). They've done this for several years now. You may be able to get international transaction fees refunded if you have enough assets with BofA to qualify for their Platinum Privileges program.

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