Safe Use of ATM and Cards (Debit and Credit) (a presentation by MCPF Penang) www.mcpfpg.org.

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Safe Use of ATM and Cards (Debit and Credit) (a presentation by MCPF Penang)

Safe Use of ATM and Cards // Preventive Measures Be aware of where you keep your ATM, Credit and Debit Cards at all times; For ATM and Debit Cards that involve a Personal Identification Number (PIN), keep your PIN a secret; Don’t use your Address, Date of Birth, Phone or NRIC Numbers as the PIN; Memorize your PIN. Never write your PIN on the ATM card, an envelope or other papers that could easily be lost or seen;

Safe Use of ATM and Cards // Preventive Measures Be observant of situation and people at and around the ATM machine. If there’s anything suspicious, go to another machine or return later; Put away your cash immediately in your pocket, wallet or purse. Avoid displaying and counting your cash at the ATM machine; Lock your car if you have to get out to use the ATM machine

Safe Use of ATM and Cards // Preventive Measures If possible, have someone accompany you; Park in a well-lighted area/spot as close to the ATM machine as possible; Do not use the ATM machine if the lights are not working; If the ATM machine is blocked by overgrown shrubs or trees, or any other objects, use another machine. Do feedback to the bank about this observation/concern!

Safe Use of ATM and Cards // Preventive Measures Particularly important is you use on-line banking; Keep track of your transactions; Check your:  Current Balance/Transfers of Accounts;  Debit from/Recent Withdrawals;  Credit into/Recent Deposits;  Current ATM and Debit Card Withdrawals & Purchases;  Checks Movements (In and Out)

Safe Use of ATM and Cards // If you lose your card(s)… 1.Report the LOSS or THEFT to your ATM, Credit/Debit Card Issuer as soon as possible; 2.These Card Issuers have Toll-Free numbers and 24 Hours service to deal with such emergencies; 3.It’s a good idea to follow-up with a Letter and a Branch visit; 4.Include your Account Number, when you noticed the card was missing, and the date you first reported the loss/theft.

Safe Use of ATM and Cards A short Awareness Presentation brought to you by: Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (Penang Chapter) Visit us at for more information.