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The National ATM Council, Inc. (“NAC”), a not-for-profit national ATM trade association representing America’s IAD’s, announced today that the results of its industry-wide U.S. Retail ATM Skimming Survey.
The survey results show ninety-three percent (93%) of the companies operating ATMs at retail locations throughout the U.S. have never experienced a credit card “skimming” incident at their ATMs. Of the ATM operators responding to the survey, over half have been in the ATM business for ten or more years and inspect their ATMs at least once per week. The survey includes a broad representation of the U.S. independent ATM industry – with respondents ranging in size from 1 to over 5,000 ATMs in their operations.
“These skimming device survey results confirm that retail ATMs are secure and the incidence of card data theft is extremely low,” said Bruce Renard, NAC Executive Director. “At the same time, we recognize from prior experiences in other countries that we are likely to see a rise in card fraud and skimming in the near term, with the implementation of EMV in the U.S.”
NAC is continuing its work with the retail ATM sector in helping raise awareness and promoting detection and deterrence of skimming devices among the industry and consumers. These initiatives include our skimming survey, issuance of industry alerts and ongoing development of anti-skimming device guidelines for retailers. The top three countries reporting losses from ATM skimming remain the U.S., Indonesia, and the Philippines according to the European ATM Security Team (EAST) fraud update in the first quarter of 2016.
EAST said ATM skimming devices were reported in 20 countries attending its meeting in February. The data for EAST’s “European Fraud Update for 2016” is primarily from updates by representatives of 19 countries in the Single Euro Payments Area and four countries outside that area. The use of “throat inlay ATM skimming devices” appears to be on the rise, the group said. Three countries reported ATM skimming attacks employing throat inlay devices, which are placed inside the card reader throat in front of the shutter.
No ATM Skimming devices have ever been found or reported on any ATM deployed by ATMDepot said CEO, Noah Wieder.

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So this guy, Bobby Puryear drives up to his bank’s drive up ATM machine to withdraw money from the ATM, and as he was inserting his ATM card, he noticed someone had left a giant wad of cash where the money is dispensed. What Bobby did next is nothing short of amazing.
Hopefully many humans wouldn’t think of keeping it, but unfortunately, most might, but we’ll keep faith that humankind hasn’t totally lost the word “kind”.
Yesterday I went to the drive thru atm at my bank as I was putting my card in I noticed where the money comes out of…
Posted by Bobby Puryear on Thursday, November 12, 2015
Bobby actually drove around to the front of the bank, and took the $500 he found in the ATM Machine to the teller and explained what happened. At first, the teller didn’t really know what to do so they got the bank manager involved. At that point, Bobby (who isn’t even a banker) suggested they try to find the person that used the ATM just before Bobby. That shouldn’t be difficult, ATM’s have journals and online reports making it easy to track down who used the ATM and the exact times.
The next day, the bank manager spoke to Bobby and explained they were on a 3-way call and that the manager had found the owner of the $500 to be a 92-year old woman named Edith. She explained that she used the ATM to get her rent money of $480 and offered Bobby a $20 reward. However Bobby came to learn that Edith was on a fixed income and the $20 was really the last of her funds for the month.
Needless to day, Bobby found it hard to believe that Edith wanted to give him the only money she had as a thank you. Obviously, since he returned the money he was not looking for a financial reward but an emotional reward which comes from doing the right thing. Bobby told her he couldn’t accept the $20 and told Edith to have a nice day. But wait.. there’s more…
As anyone can imagine, Bobby continued to think about Edith and the encounter since it was obvious that she struggled to make ends meet month-to-month financially. Bobby, decided to call back the bank manager and asked that he transfer $200 of his own money into Edith’s account (even more good vibes).
I am stunned with the amount of friend request I am getting just from doing what’s right, I must live in a bubble…
Posted by Bobby Puryear on Tuesday, November 17, 2015
That’s when something astonishing happened. When the rest of the bank employees heard that they had such a kind hearted customer, they all chipped in another $300 and deposited $500 into Edith’s account as a Christmas gift.
Would that have happened if it wasn’t the holiday’s? Perhaps, but we can still hope that it wasn’t just the Christmas spirit but that of human”kind”.
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