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Memorize your
PIN. If you must write your PIN down, do not carry it with
your card.
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NEVER reveal
your PIN to anyone, not even family members, bank employees,
or the
police.
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Use familiar
ATM locations in well-lit areas.
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Scan the area
around the ATM before you approach it. If suspicious-looking
individuals or vehicles are near the ATM, do not use the ATM.
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Be especially
cautious if a stranger approaches you at an ATM, or offers to
help you.
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Other
customers should remain a safe distance away from you; be on the
lookout for individuals who may be watching you enter your PIN.
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When you
approach the ATM, have your ATM or debit card ready to use in your
hand so you don’t have to open your purse or wallet while in line.
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If it appears
that alterations have been made to the ATM, such as attachments to the
card slot or key pad, do not use the ATM, and inform the bank.
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Avoid ATMs
where posted messages indicate that screen directions have changed,
especially if the message is posted over the card slot.
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Use your body
or hand to shield the key pad from other customers.
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If you feel
the ATM is not working normally, press CANCEL, remove your card, and
go to another ATM. Report the problem to the bank.
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Do not force
your card into the card slot.
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If your card
gets jammed, or is lost, report this to the bank immediately.
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Carefully
secure your card and cash in your purse, wallet or pocket before
leaving the ATM.
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Compare your
printed transaction receipt to your monthly statement. |
