Why would you go to an "automated teller machine machine"?  It is an ATM, plain and simple.
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i know what you mean. atm already stands for automated teller machine so why do some people still say atm machine?\noh well.
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it would be very hard for someone to see that data while it is going to the "bank" server, but do remember that just because it says "secure" does not mean you are 100% safe, if their is a keylogger on your system, it would record all the data, but in general i would agree that most sites are safe, you i would think have more risk taking money from a cash machine than online,
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contact someone who has already given a room for rent..to these banks for placing their ATM machine...in delhi that would be no problem..
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Open a "Complete" account.  It is their best product and is by far the best inthe industry.  Trades cost 13.99 and everything else is free.  No other fees.  ATM fees are refunded.  It is awesome.  Highly recommended.
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I own three but rarely use them and if I do its to establish and improve my credit. I use my ATM/debit card as a credit card for larger purchases. Your personal credit is used for insurance rates, jobs as well as many other purposes. :)
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What Bank of America does is it instantly gives you a CREDIT when you deposit money in an ATM, but the credit is temporary and may not be for the full amount of your deposit (usually it's just a couple hundred dollars at most).  That credit will be instantly available, but may be retracted and the actual deposit is not likely to occur for a day or two.\n\nIn addition, Bank of America does reserve the right to delay a deposit but up to 11 business days.  Some of the reasons they may do this include:  (directly from their website)\n\n- You deposit checks totaling more than $5,000 in one day. \n- You re-deposit a check that has been returned unpaid. \n- We believe a check you deposit won't be paid. \n- You've overdrawn your account repeatedly in the last six months. \n- There is an emergency such as an equipment failure. \n\nSeeing a living, breathing teller, on the other hand, usually does instantly deposit the actual amount of your deposit into your account right away, though sometimes it doesn't get posted until the next business day.  You can always ask the teller when you are doing the transaction.  And as above, they reserve the right to reverse the transaction for a variety of reasons or delay it as well if they feel they have a reason to.
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While I'm not a teller, I am in the banking industry.  I think a bank teller is a great job for any competent person.  If you are young and really just need cash in your pocket, it pays good for the amount of work.  If you have future ambitions in banking, most decent banks are willing to move tellers if they can show a strong drive and good work ethic.
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Banks process all deposits in batches, usually run overnight. This is when the availability of funds is verified.  They give you the benefit of the doubt as soon as you deposit the money, however. This means that you can write a check against it but can't get cash. That's why we often see a "balance" and an "available balance" that differ. Hope that made sense, I was a bank teller for a few years in college.
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If it is not your banks atm, then you are "borrowing" another banks money, literally.  They count that stuff and put it in there themselves.  So they have to contact your bank and your bank has to wire it to them (of course a pc does this).
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I had to laugh at your question... but.. really. those are machines and whether they are used inside banks.. at the entrances to banks(as most are) or in the drive in locations.. they are still a STANDARD machine used by the ATM system... Rather than doing away with the braille ONLY ONLY ONLY on those machines that they use at the drive up tellers, they just leave the braille on ALL the machines.. OK?
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Location is the key to successfully running a vending machine business. Twenty machines won't make you rich and will probably not replace a regular pay check but it could help pay for some miscellaneous "wants". Keep an eye open for likely locations so you can move your machines if you have to.
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All the ATMS are the same whether they are in the drive throughs or inside the bank. I think that it just comes standard and it will probably cost more to have two version of ATM.\nGood question though, I never thought of it.
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internet access....that way you dont have to deal with bank staff......
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Because someone may leave a tip to the ATM for the mighty fine job that it's doing.
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sure you can...buy 1 or 2 ATM machines to bigger cities,issue your own bankcards to clients and it will work!\n...also let clients get cash from your ATMs without having a bankcard,only with a code!
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I have been depositing cash as well as checks through my bank's ATM now for almost 5 years and I haven't had a single issue. They are normally credited to your account the next business day, though. For paychecks, I would look into firect deposits - where your paycheck is electronically transferred straight to your account. That makes the funds available usually at 12:01am of the business day it is scheduled for - a little sooner than most people are used to. All in all ATM deposits have been quite reliable for me.
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It really does sound like a mistake to me. However, do you have any idea how much money banks make in NSF fees? Billions of dollars every year! They make far more money this way than they do off loans or other investments each year. \n\nThink about this: A bank has a fee of $1.00 for the use of its ATM by those who do not have a checking account with the bank owning the machine. If they have even only 50      machines nationwide and ten individuals who do not have an account with them use each one a day that earns the bank $182,000.00 yearly. However, we know banks have more than fifty nationwide, heck they are all over the place. When people travel they don't stop to find out where their bank branch is where they are going. Also, when people are out and about it is just "easier" to pull money out of the nearest machine, after all its only a buck right? Wrong!\n\nThese fees are were banks are making a killing. It is one of those hidden taxes we pay each day without realizing we are even doing so. Also, did you know that when you have a visa check card and use it as a debit card in a store instead of having it swiped as a credit you are charged for that swipe? Yep, anywhere from .25 to a $1.00 depending on the bank. How many people do you see every day in stores using their visa check cards on debit purchases? Tons! Banks are making a killing with these scams. Individuals trying to balance their check books often just see these weird small charges and deduct them without much thought as it is just too darn frustrating to try to figuare out where that $4.00 descrepency came from and it is only $4.00 after all, right? Not to the bank it isn't! How many regular folks like us every day just shrug our shoulders and deduct it each month rather than go to the bank and ask about a four dollar charge? The bank is making a killing.\n\nThe government is currently trying to enact law which stops some of these practices yet the banking institutions really have many of our polititions over the barral. They contibute millions each year to these polititions which the politians would hate see dry up, so the law is quietly being squashed in the houses each year.\n\nI agree, talk with the manager. I think you have a low chance of having these charges cleared. If they clear them for you well the next customer will expect the same treatmetn and the banks just can't have a stampeed of customers demanding back fees they have been charged under current laws.\n\nIf your bank will not reverse these fees I reccoment looking for another bank. Why would you stay with a banking institution which treats a loyal customer so badly? Why should you continue to put money into the pocket of a business so willing to take money out of yours and your families? The banks are in ferious competition right now, they are looking to take customers from each other. YOur bank currently has you and is going to take the odds you will not want to go to the trouble of looking for a new bank, getting use to the way the new bank looks, and getting to know new bank tellers. \n\nI recently changed banks for this very reason. Sure I could have placed hooked my accounts and made sure I did not have this happen again. But why did my bank not inform me i even had the option of doing this? Because they wanted my NSF fees as long as they could get them. NOT that they got them more than twice! However, I had money in an account that would have covered my checks in my household account, and when I asked why they charged me when I had money sitting right in that same bank they just shrugged and said I had not "linked" my accounts yet! What the heck? I have multiple accounts in the same institution yet they say they are  not linked? Give me a break, I would rather they have deducted the money from one of my other accounts which they had access to than be charged due to their newest change in how long a deposit takes to clear! By the way they informed me of thes