ATMs have become the target of criminal opportunities for robbery, purse theft,
and other personal crimes. The following is a list of suggestions to help reduce
your vulnerability and discourage criminal opportunities.
General rules and suggestions about using an ATM:
Treat your ATM card like cash. Always keep your card in a safe place and
store it in the protective sleeve.
Keep your Personal Identification Number (PIN) secret. Your ATM card
will only work with your PIN. Never write your PIN on your card, and don't
store it near your card.
Never give out information about your PIN over the telephone.
Report a lost or stolen card immediately.
Check your receipts against your monthly statements to guard against ATM
fraud.
When at an ATM:
Make sure the ATM area is well lit.
Use drive-up ATMs whenever possible.
If you are accessing the machine at night, have someone accompany you.
Stand directly in front of a walk-up ATM, so no one can see the numbers
you input.
Don’t hesitate to cancel the transaction and leave.
Never reveal your PIN to anyone.
Do not write your PIN on your ATM card.
Do not leave your receipts at the ATM site.
Never give ATM account information over the phone.
Do not stay at the ATM to count your cash.
Keep your receipts to verify your account activity.
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