I just had to shake my head at that...so for those of you who are like this woman....read simple instructions below that are probably available on your banks website:
Using an ATM
- Be especially cautious when strangers offer to help you at an ATM, even if your card is stuck or you are experiencing difficulty with the transaction. (She wasn't cautious when I did help her)
You should not allow anyone to distract you while you are at the ATM.- Check that other individuals in the queue keep an acceptable distance from you. Be on the look-out for individuals who might be watching you enter your PIN. (If she didn't cut me off....I could have seen what her pin was if I wasn't in my bag. But then again I wouldn't have stood that close to her)
- Stand close to the ATM and shield the keypad with your hand when keying in your PIN
(you may wish to use the knuckle of your middle finger to key in the PIN). - Follow the instructions on the display screen, e.g. do not key in your PIN until the ATM requests you to do so.
- If you feel the ATM is not working normally, press the Cancel key and withdraw your card and then proceed to another ATM.
- Never force your card into the card slot.
- Keep your printed transaction record so that you can compare your ATM receipts to your monthly statement. (And finish your transaction so ALL of your banking information is available for the next person in line)
- If your card gets jammed, retained or lost, or if you are interfered with at an ATM, report this immediately to the bank and/or police using the help line provided or nearest phone.
- Do not be in a hurry during the transaction, and carefully secure your card & cash in your wallet, handbag or pocket before leaving the ATM. (Oh and get off your STUPID cell phone...your call can wait just a minute)
Well until next time....
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