USING CASH MACHINES IN TURKEY?

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The video provides practical, money-saving advice for tourists in Turkey by comparing ATM fees across different banks. The clear on-screen text and direct comparison make the information easily digestible and actionable, addressing a common concern for travelers.

Summary

This video compares ATM fees for foreign card users in Turkey, highlighting which banks charge the most and least. It advises viewers to use Halkbank for 0% commission and avoid others with high or hidden fees.

Structure

1Introduction to ATM fees in Turkey
2Review of Yapi Kredi fees
3Review of Garanti BBVA fees
4Highlighting Halkbank as 0% commission
5Review of TAM and Bankamatik fees
6Review of TEB and DenizBank fees
7Review of QNB and Akbank fees
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Did you know the cash machine you choose can make a BIG difference to how much money you actually get? 😳💸 I’ve been checking out some of the most common ATMs tourists use in Turkey — and I’m showing you which ones can be expensive, what to look out for, and how to avoid unnecessary charges! 🏧🇹🇷 👉 Watch until the end before taking your next lot of Turkish Lira out! 💾 Save this for your holiday 📲 Send it to someone coming to Turkey Your holiday money is yours — don’t give more of it away than you need to! 💷❤️ TurkeyHoliday #TurkeyTravelTips #TurkeyATM #cashmachines #fyp #viral

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YapiKredi: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. Garanti BBVA: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. Halkbank: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. TAM: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. Bankamatik: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. TEB: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. DenizBank: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. QNB: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. Akbank: ACTS - it is a cash machine that dispenses money, and its commission rate is discussed. Removing it would change the video's content. Turkey flag: APPEARS - it is a national symbol shown on screen. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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On-screen text

USING CASH MACHINES IN TURKEY? STOP! WATCH THIS FIRST! YapiKredi 5-8% Garanti BBVA 11.99% 0% ATM fee according to Halkbank TAM 7-10% BANKAMATIK 2-11% Garanti 11.99% TEB 10% listed for withdrawals with foreign cards DenizBank 8% for foreign/international cards QNB 5-10% hidden fee Akbank 10-10.99%

Transcript

and everyone always asks me where to go in Istanbul and how to go in Istanbul for taking money out and also what banks are good to take money out. So I'm gonna just show you what banks are here and then also I'm gonna try and see if I can put on the screen which one has the least percentage of commission. So we start off in Yapi Kredi. Yapi Kredi is 5 to 8% commission with a British card or Taurus card. Then we go on to Garanti BBVA. This is 11.99% commission. Halkbank is one of the highest and greatest ones to use. It's no commission whatsoever. TAM is 7 to 10% commission. Bankamatik is 2 to 11% commission, depending on how much you take out and what card you use. Garanti is 11.99%. TEB is 10% listed for withdrawals with foreign cards. DenizBank, 8% for foreign/international cards. So I wouldn't use that one and 10% for the Deniz Bank. QNB, 5 to 10% hidden fee. Akbank is 10 to 10.99% and their hidden fees. So I wouldn't use any of these highly recommended Halkbank one. As I said, I'll put a little video on the end just now of what the each single one of them charge because they all charge different commissions. But one of the best ones is Halkbank. But I will write down this screen what everyone charges and this is literally just on the main road as you see. And it's either back the guys.