To get cash from your credit card without a cash advance you can try using your credit card to make a payment into your Paypal account.
Then use a Paypal prepaid card withdraw cash.
Other than that if you don't have cash advance available on your credit card you won't be able to withdraw cash whether at an ATM or bank or any other way.
A cash advance on your credit card will also incur associated fees.
It's best to just use the credit card for the purchases and then pay the bill back.
If you do have cash advance available on your credit card you can simply withdraw some cash from an ATM machine.
A credit card cash advance is a withdrawal of cash from your credit card account.
Essentially, when you withdraw cash from a credit card, you're borrowing against your credit card to put cash in your pocket.
However, there are costs and fees to taking a credit card cash advance and, in some cases, limits on the amount you can withdraw.
To get cash back from your prepaid Mastercard you can make a purchase at a store and then during the checkout ask the cashier for cash back.
Some stores offer cash back to Mastercard or Visa and other debit and credit cards.
You can also get cash off your prepaid Mastercard or Visa by visiting an ATM machine and paying a fee.
Simply enter your prepaid Mastercard or Visa or other debit card into the ATM and select debit or checking and then withdraw and agree to the fee.
Then select the amount of cash you want and the ATM will provide you with cash.
If the merchant allows it, you can use a Mastercard debit card to get cash back at the point of sale (POS). When you check out, tell the cashier how much cash back you want, and then select "debit" and enter your PIN.
You can present your Mastercard debit card to a teller at a Mastercard member bank location to request cash.
There is usually a fee for OTC withdrawals.
If you overdraft a prepaid card and have overdraft protection on the prepaid card then the transaction would go through and you would be charged an overdraft fee which is often $30.00 although the fee can vary.
However most prepaid cards don't have overdraft protection and if they do you often have to opt into the overdraft protection.
Most prepaid cards don't allow you to spend more than you have and will simply be declined and not allow an overdraft.
If you try to spend more money than the amount you have on your prepaid card then the transaction will often simply be declined.
If you do have overdraft protection then the bank that issued the prepaid card will cover up to a certain amount and then charge overdraft fees.
Most prepaid debit cards do not allow you to overdraft your account, and those prepaid debit cards that do permit overdrafts typically have additional requirements or restrictions like direct-deposit enrollment or preventing your balance from falling below negative $10.00
To ensure you have enough on the prepaid card before spending lookup the account online so that you won't have to worry about it being declined.
If you have money that you can load on the prepaid card then you should do that before using the card so that it will go through.