I sure as hell don't. Hmmm let me think; my money that I worked hard for, should I have to pay £1.50 for the privilage of using it? hmm no me thinks not. Is it at all convienient for me to spend £1.50 for using my money and in the process be taxed for it an made £1.50 worse off? hmm -No the answer is still NO.

Heres an idea, howe about instaed of me getting off my 'lazy' butt (I work very hard by the way, no pretending to work in some desk office job) and going to a non-charge cash machine (I live in the middle of no where by the way where there are few such cash machines)or not using banks at all, how about cash machines just don't charge you for your own cash - simple everyones happy. Do I understand that companies providing such services require an income -yes, do I care if they only make small profits -hell no. Tbh I think such charges should be passed on to the shop or public houses that the machines are placed in.
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IT appears americans do not get this problem. I still don't think its ok or right for the charges. And anyone who says why not keep the money under my mattress? well how about NO because my wages don't get paid in cash like most of the rest of the modern world, there is a thing called TAX!!!!!!!!!!!!! you know where the government screws you as well. So basically the cash under bed scenario is not happening, I need a bank as I am a law abiding tax paying citizen. Geees.