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Originally Posted by flip
If it is the no name kind, I believe this is incorrect. If say a machine at the dome, or at the French Maid, screws you, it is the no name company who you need to go after, and they will likely tell you to piss off.
My father is a banker and often warns me not to withdraw large amounts from those machines.
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I own a small ATM company and believe me the machine cannot "screw" you, Simply,white label machines are triple checked to insure the proper amount of notes are dispensed. Now If I get 10,000 from the bank to cash load and don't check the bills properly (which i always do) and someone says they got a 5 instead of a twenty I would pay it immediately rather than risk losing my licence with the server switch. If you ever have a "real" problem with a machine the service number is (should) be on the bottom of the receipt. But be advised that their is zero chance of a machine giving the improper amount of notes and still operating.After almost a million transactions I have yet to see it happen on my machines. If the machine happens to run out of money you only get charged for that money you received.
Here's a beauty for ya!
I got a call from a guy in a bar where I have a machine one time, He was all upset that my machine ripped him off for $200.00 and he couldn't pay his bar tab because of it, since the pub was close to my house I decided to go and settle this in person, I get there and ask him did he get a receipt? he says yes and shows me a receipt for $200.00 but swears he didn't get the money, so I ask him for his bank card (I point out the last 4 digits are shown on receipt) He says..the machine didn't give it back to me! I said really? he says yes..and I want my money now!
I said Buddy..before you get charged with fraud do you want to change your story? He looks at me right stupid like and then I tell him the ATM has a "swipe" card reader please explain how it kept your card.
Moral of the story is goofs like this try to give white label ATM's a bad name. I bet he told 20 people in the bar that the ATM ripped him off before I got there.