atm deduct extra money from my account
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I will thanks for all advice and the whole thing is too complicated, i am still panic right now since i never take that amount of money from atm0
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It's not complicated.
For each transaction:
How much did you try to withdraw?
How much did the machine dispense?
How much did they deduct from your account?
Tell the truth. Tell the bank.0 -
thank you it really helpful!!0
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Shakin_Steve wrote: »Oh, for goodness sake. If you're going to ring the bank tomorrow, try practicing your speech tonight
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Was the ATM at the Co-op?0
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no it is the one provided by the restaurant, or i should not trust the ATM without coop again0
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I know this is unrealistic and you are right, how can i tell people if everything is not convincingShakin_Steve wrote: »I got a thanks for that. Oh, the irony. :rotfl:0 -
Interesting as to withdraw £150 you would normally have to enter this amount into the keypad, as an other amount as it unlikely to be a standard amount as they are normally
£10
£20
£50
£100
£200
And occasionally dependant on ATM £5..
If you are sure you did only take £30 then you will need to go to your bank with the details of the ATM and the location, they will put in a ATM discrepancy form, which means they will contact the ATM owner and ask them to balance the ATM, if it is over and your story adds up you will be refunded.
If when they investigate the ATM balanced I would make the assumption it was a good night out and you just don't remember...
Let us know what happens.
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No.Interesting as to withdraw £150 you would normally have to enter this amount into the keypad, as an other amount as it unlikely to be a standard amount as they are normally
£10
£20
£50
£100
£200
I once mistakenly took out £250 by pressing the once button that selected 250 as the fixed amount, and that one isnt on your list.
(I was impatient and the ATM was slower than usual, so I pressed "cash&receipt" button once, nothing happened, pressed it again but in that moment it went to the next screen and I effectively selected £250, and it spewed it out
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Also, perhaps cash points can be hacked, so why is everyone blaming the OP on this?Goals
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TrustyOven wrote: »Also, perhaps cash points can be hacked, so why is everyone blaming the OP on this?
I've never heard of a cashpoint being "hacked" and I'm not sure where the benefit in doing so would be in this case.urs sinserly,
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