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Card Safety Tips
YOUR SAFETY IS AS IMPORTANT AS YOUR CONVENIENCE. When using an ATM, keep the
following safety tips in mind:
 | Be careful of "con artists". If anyone asks you
to withdraw money from an ATM for any reason, leave the area at once and
report the incident to the police.
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 | When approaching an ATM, be on the alert for any suspicious
person or circumstances. LEAVE THE AREA OF THE ATM IMMEDIATELY if you feel there is
something wrong or suspicious and report the circumstances to the police.
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 | Have your card ready to use prior to approaching the machine.
This will shorten your time at the machine.
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 | When using a drive-up ATM, be sure that your car doors are locked
and all windows are rolled up. Then, before using the ATM, carefully check the
surrounding area for suspicious persons or circumstances. THEN ROLL DOWN ONLY THE
WINDOW NECESSARY TO USE THE ATM.
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 | When using an ATM, position your body so that no one else can see
you enter your Personal Identification Number
(PIN).
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 | If you withdraw money from an ATM, DO NOT count it or expose it
while still in close proximity to the machine.
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AND WHEN USING AN ATM AT NIGHT:
 | Use ATMs that are well-lighted and provide well-lighted parking
areas and pathways.
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 | Use ATMs that provide clear visibility for automobile and
pedestrian traffic.
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 | If possible, have a friend accompany you to the ATM.
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PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (PIN). Memorize
your PIN! Without it your card is useless. REMEMBER that giving your PIN to
anyone is like giving that person a signed blank check.
 | NEVER give your PIN to another person!
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 | NEVER write down your PIN on your card!
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 | NEVER write your PIN on anything that is kept with or near your
card!
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 | NEVER give your PIN to anyone over the telephone, even if an
individual says he or she represents your financial institution. Your financial
institution will NEVER ask you to disclose your PIN over the telephone.
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OTHER USEFUL TIPS:
 | Keep your transaction receipts, which are provided by the
machine, until you have balanced your monthly account statements.
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 | Notify your financial institution immediately if you suspect
unauthorized use of your card.
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 | If your card is lost or stolen, you MUST notify your financial
institution as soon as possible. If your card was stolen, you should also report it
to the police. There is no need to worry about unauthorized access to your accounts provided
you have NOT give your PIN to another individual or written it down on something that
could have been obtained with your card.
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Farmers
State Bank of
Waupaca, Wild Rose & Fremont |
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