Banking Safety Tips
To protect yourself from crime:
• Park near the ATM/night depository.
• Have your bankcard ready before getting out of your car.
• When you are making a deposit, fill out the envelope before getting out of your car.
• Always turn your car off while you are at the ATM or night depository.
• Check your surroundings; do not attempt a transaction if you see anyone loitering near the ATM or night depository.
• When entering your identification code, shield the keyboard from anyone who may be in line behind you or observing from a distance.
• If you are in the middle of a transaction and become uncomfortable, press cancel, take your card and leave.
• Before leaving the ATM, make sure you have your card, receipt and cash.
• Do not count currency in view of others; pocket your cash and ATM card before leaving the ATM.
• Have your keys ready before you get to your car.
For drive-up ATMs:
• Drive close enough to the ATM so that you can reach the ATM through the window (and do not leave your car).
• Keep your doors locked, your car running and your windows not in use closed.
And, of course, report lost or stolen ATM cards or suspected misuse of a card to your bank immediately.
• Park near the ATM/night depository.
• Have your bankcard ready before getting out of your car.
• When you are making a deposit, fill out the envelope before getting out of your car.
• Always turn your car off while you are at the ATM or night depository.
• Check your surroundings; do not attempt a transaction if you see anyone loitering near the ATM or night depository.
• When entering your identification code, shield the keyboard from anyone who may be in line behind you or observing from a distance.
• If you are in the middle of a transaction and become uncomfortable, press cancel, take your card and leave.
• Before leaving the ATM, make sure you have your card, receipt and cash.
• Do not count currency in view of others; pocket your cash and ATM card before leaving the ATM.
• Have your keys ready before you get to your car.
For drive-up ATMs:
• Drive close enough to the ATM so that you can reach the ATM through the window (and do not leave your car).
• Keep your doors locked, your car running and your windows not in use closed.
And, of course, report lost or stolen ATM cards or suspected misuse of a card to your bank immediately.
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