header print

15 Photos of ATM Scams

If there are two things we want to ensure remain in safe hands, they're most definitely our credit card and our bank details. For this reason, it's important to be aware of any 'traps' that we may encounter when trying to withdraw money, be it in our hometown, or while we travel. Take note of some of the most common ways thieves will try to steal your credit card details. 
 
 
Always wiggle the card reader to make sure that it is not a fake.
atm scams
Here's an example of a fake ATM - the headphone socket is sunk in and off alignment.
atm scams
Someone frequented an ATM they use often and noticed something different. What is this gray box?
atm scams
 
A hidden camera was installed in this ATM.
atm scams
Cracks underneath the receipt slot indicate that this ATM is a fake.
atm scams
This ATM had a false keypad and card reader installed.
atm scams
If the card slot appears to be sticking out, know that it's a fake.
atm scams
A pinhole camera was installed into this ATM.
atm scams
In this example, the panel under the screen came off, where it was discovered that it contained a camera. The green part in the picture was over the card slot in order to scan your credit card. 
atm scams
An example of a cash trap device.
atm scams
Take notice of the button colors. Have they changed?
atm scams
This ATM transmits stolen data via text message.
atm scams
Both a card reader and a camera where attached to this ATM.
atm scams
A loop was attached to this ATM in Lebanon which prevents your card from being returned prior to completing your transaction. 
atm scams
Another example of a fake ATM. 
atm scams
 
 
Related Articles:
Next Post
Sign Up for Free Daily Posts!
Did you mean:
Continue With: Facebook Google
By continuing, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy
Sign Up for Free Daily Posts!
Did you mean:
Continue With: Facebook Google
By continuing, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy