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How To Avoid Getting Ripped Off At The ATM
Lam Thuy Vo / NPR
Three things you should check, pull on, and wiggle before you use an ATM.
I was at the ATM last week, when I saw a technician checking on the machines. He told me he checks all the machines from 6pm to 9pm everyday, looking for anything suspicious.
So I had to ask him: What are some things I should check before dipping my debit card? He showed me exactly what to look out for:
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