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Always watch for suspicious persons or activity around an ATM. |
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If you notice anything strange, leave and return some other time. |
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Even if you have already started a transaction, cancel it and leave. |
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Take a companion along
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Park close to the ATM in a well lighted area; lock your car
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If the lights around the ATM aren't working, don't use it.
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Use your body as a shield while you enter your access code, so no one can see you type it. |
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Take all of your transaction receipts with you; don't throw them away near the ATM. |
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If you get cash - put it away right away; don't stand at the ATM and count it. |
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Never accept offers of assistance with the ATM from strangers; ask the bank for help. |
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If you use a drive-up ATM, your vehicle's other doors should be locked w/windows up. |
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Memorize your access code; don't write it down and/or carry it with you. |
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Don't use an access code that's the same as other words or numbers in your wallet. |
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Never tell your access code to anyone (including bank employees, the police, etc.)! |
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Never lend your ATM card to anyone; treat it like cash or a credit card. |
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If you lose your ATM card, notify your bank or credit union immediately |
