• Protect your ATM card by keeping it in a safe place.
• Have someone go with you when you plan on using an ATM.
• Memorize your Personal Identification Number (PIN). If you must write it down, DO NOT write it on the ATM card itself or on anything in your purse or wallet.
• When selecting a PIN, avoid obvious numbers (1234), your address, your birth date, phone number, etc.
• If you lose your card, notify your bank immediately.
• When possible, use a drive-up ATM, keeping car doors locked and unused windows rolled up.
• Before approaching the ATM, drive around the area looking for anything or anyone suspicious.
• Have your card ready for immediate use before you get to the ATM.
• Minimize the amount of time you spend at an ATM.
• Use ATMs in a public, well-illuminated area.
• Make sure no one else can see you entering your PIN.
• Don’t count your cash after receiving it from the machine.
• When using an indoor ATM that requires your card to open the door, don’t let anyone come in with you that you don’t know.
• When using a walk-up ATM, do not leave your car engine running, or leave any valuables in plain view inside the car.
• Do not leave your receipt behind – take it with you.
• If you see anything that makes you feel suspicious or uncomfortable, hit the ‘Cancel’ button, retrieve your card, and leave the area immediately. If time does not permit retrieval of the card, just hit the ‘Cancel’ button and then leave the area.
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