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the atm provider will know if money spat out but if the atm was at a bank call the location
Contact your bank. They can investigate and get you your money back. A good bank will have it back in your account within a few business days. The majority of ATM owners will just tell you to call your financial institution. I hope you have other funds to use in the meantime. Good luck.
it's gone and it'll never be seen again ok? word of advice don't use atm machines in foreign regions.
$500 will have you living like a king for months in Thailand. 3 course dinner and drinks for $15 or less in most places
"Aye carumba", "D'oh", and "Don't have a cow man" are the first things that come to mind.
I had a similar scenario except it was in my home country Canada and it just copied my pin number. I got my money back in less than a week and because of that I only use atm's from actual known banking institutions like CIBC, Scotia, BMO, etc.
And that's why you never use ATMs in a city called Phuket
Phuket indeed. If your bank can't help, maybe travel insurance can?
After reading the first two sentences, I thought this was going to be a poem
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Talk with the bank you have an account with. I'm sure they would be able to do something. If not then FYL, OP.
Get onto the atm provider explain the situation, They can find out if the money was withdrawn or not.