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Originally Posted by C H R I S 2.0
So I'm at the ATM yesterday and I slide my card in and request $100. The machine starts spitting out $20's really fast. I look at the huge stack and think that I made a mistake entering, but no I entered $100.
All in all the machine gave me $540.
I personally have no problem keeping a bit of a huge banks profits considering all the fees they've charged me - would you keep it?
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The receipts at the ATM are going to be off. They're going to review the receipts and the video footage, and they're going to correct it on your account.
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Originally Posted by bossku69
Put it this way... you pay for their technology to be accurate, so their failure is your gain 
Years ago I was at an ATM and was withdrawing something like $300 or so. The ATM spit out $220 then froze and said there was an error. I took a picture with my phone and even the amount of money I had. Call BofA and they said they would investigate. I get a letter in the mail a few weeks later saying "here is a receipt from your withdraw for $300"
Id take any chance I have to get their money now |
That happened to me about 10 years ago, different bank. They reviewed everything and I got my money back. Sounds like your bank sucks.