deirdre1 said:
Capt Thanks for posting! There are similar laws in the US for counterfeit currency.
This is NOT counterfeit currency...it is quite real
...and...what ever happened to this:
He said once a note is taken to the bank, the following precautionary measures are taken. The note is taken from the client and the client is given a receipt to confirm that the note was taken. The note is then handed over to the police authorities (as requested by them), for their further investigation.
WIB then conducts its own investigation to determine if in fact the client received the note from one of its ATMs. This includes consulting video evidence, as well as internal ATM reports to firstly determine if the client did use the ATM as stated and what currency and amount were withdrawn by the client (if they used the ATM). If the customer’s claim is confirmed, they are immediately refunded.
Getting money from the bank directly is kinda the same as an ATM...even worse since they are actually looking at the bill when then disperse it....
