It’s a good idea to scan the area around ATMs before you use them. Be aware of anyone standing close by and always check the machine to see if it’s been tampered with before you use it.
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Tell-tale signs of ATM fraud: Things to look out for are devices attached to the machine – some are more obvious than others. If you do see something suspicious contact the police and the bank. Be alert: We know it’s not always easy, but try to be aware of anyone near you when you’re at an ATM. Being aware of your surroundings and not being distracted makes it harder for people to take advantage and less likely that they’ll try to. Thieves will watch as you key in your PIN or distract you while you’re withdrawing cash. Be vigilant. Cover your PIN and keep an eye on your card at all times. If someone taps you on the shoulder or tries to speak to you, just ignore them. When you've left the ATM, put your card away immediately. You should also be careful with contactless cards. You can get a card holder to prevent your card details being inadvertently read. |
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