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EBS cashless

  • 13-09-2021 6:51pm
    #1
    horse7
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    Are any of the EBS branches cashless?



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  • #2
    coylemj
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    I don't believe so. Some of their branches used to open by appointment on Saturdays for people to meet a mortgage advisor and on those days, the branch would have been 'cashless'. But if you check their website https://offices.ebs.ie/search and list off the branches near you, none of them has 'cash office' or 'cashless' as a listed feature.



  • #3
    horse7
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    Apparently Maynooth is cashless.



  • #4
    horse7
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    Also IFSC in dublin city, now i,m surprised.



  • #5
    coylemj
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117889505#Comment_117889505

    Strange that they don't mention it on the Maynooth branch page. Can't imagine what the staff get up to 10-4 Mon-Fri 🤫

    This text appears in the office details for every branch....

    Our nationwide branches help deliver our suite of savings, mortgage, investment, pension, daily banking

    Clearly 'daily banking' doesn't always involve cash lodgements & withdrawals.



  • #6
    dotsman
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117889960#Comment_117889960

    Are you? The AIB one has always been cashless (or, at least for a very long time) and is still doing fine. I really can't imagine there been a need for a cash bank in the IFSC (population is predominantly young and the few small businesses would have a load of other nearby options, so wouldn't justify maintaining a cash branch). Typically, the only people who would ever have a need to call into a bank in the IFSC would be to open an account, talk about mortgage/loan etc.



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  • #7
    horse7
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    I didn't even know they had a branch in ifsc.



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