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ATM Surcharge Free Intro ATM Surcharge Free Intro There are some limitations to this file, but it is the best listing that we have been able to develop for ATM's around the U.S., sorted by state. Let me "introduce" this list by saying that there is no way for anyone to provide a comprehensive list of every ATM in the country that assess no surcharges, so Comdata has created this listing by looking at actual cardholder transactions. This is by no means a comprehensive listing, but it is a helpful tool for our customers. (You may also find that local co-ops or credit unions do not assess surcharges.) There are no guarantees that the ATM's listed in this file will not assess a surcharge today, because the merchants' policies may have changed (but ATM's are required to "warn" users that a surcharge will be assessed). In addition to this detail listing, I can also tell you about some banks and merchants whose ATM's are surcharge-free. These merchants are listed below with their web sites. I apologize that there is an East-Coast bias in this merchant list, but there may be other banks/merchants in the West/Southwest that we are not aware of (yet!). - All AmSouth Bank branches and AmSouth ATM's (TN, GA, AL, AR, MS, LA, FL): http://www.amsouth.com then "Branches/ATMs" - All Washington Mutual Banks and WaMu-owned ATM's: http://www.wamu.com then "Locations" at the top right - WaWa Convenience Stores (DE, MD, NJ, PA, VA): http://www.wawa.com then "Store Locator" - All 7-11's in Oklahoma (possibly other states...): <http://www.7- eleven.com/> then "Store Locator" Surcharge Free ATM List.xls Name City State W.F.B ANCHORAGE AK PROVIDENCE MEDICAL CEN SEATTLE WA AK AMSOUTH ALABASTER AL AMSOUTH ALBERTVILLE AL AMSOUTH ANNISTON AL AMSOUTH ARAB AL AMSOUTH ATHENS AL AMSOUTH ATTALLA AL 543 W MAGNOLIA AUBURN AL AMSOUTH AUBURN AL REGIONS BANK BAY MINETTE AL AMSOUTH BAYOU LA BATR AL AMSOUTH BESSEMER AL CARRAWAY METHODIST F C BESSEMER AL 1321 10TH. AVE. 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