Be careful when you use your ATM Card |
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| The Scammer Devices !!!
The level of the false keyboard is higher than the ATM surface.
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Original keyboard is at the same level.
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| The Scanners Devices !!!
The level of the card slot is same as the ATM surface and some ATMs also have aflashing green light.
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The magnetic strip reader on top of the actual card slot.
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| The Trap !!!
The trap is made up of XRAY film, which is the preferred material by thieves; Simply because of the black color which is similar in appearance to the slot on the card reader.
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As soon as the victim is gone, and they have your PIN , The thief can remove the glued trap, by grasping the folded tips, he simply pulls the trap out that has retained your card.
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| The thief pretending to help. What he is really doing is trying to gain the victim‘s PIN, now that he has captured his card.
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The good Thief convinces the victim He can recover the card,if he presses his PIN at the same time the Thief press “cancel” and “enter”, he has the PIN the victim provided unknowingly.
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| Bank ATMs Converted to Steal IDs of Bank Customers !!!
Equipment being installed on front of existing bank card slot.
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The equipment as it appears installed over the normal ATM bank slot. .  |
| The PIN reading camera being installed on the ATM is housed in an innocent looking leaflet enclosure.
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The camera shown installed and ready to capture PINs by looking down on the keypad as you enter your PIN.
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What can you do to avoid such scams/fraud?Be extra careful!! A few tips for it …
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can vary depending on the type of mutual fund you invest in, your investment goals, and the market conditions. Here are some key risks associated with mutual funds:
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Investors benefit from the collective buying power, professional management, and diversification of the fund, which can be difficult to achieve on their own.
Mutual funds come in various types, each designed to meet different investment objectives and risk profiles.
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