Re: [vpFREE] Yelling in my Face

The "yeller" has paid attention to warnings from police departments and
banking organizations. Confronting someone is not the advised way to deal
with someone looking over your shoulder trying to capture your PIN, but it
is a way to deal with it. Sorry to the OP but proper ATM etiquette
prescribes that you stand far enough away and definitely do not try to peak
at the screen or keypad area when someone is doing a transaction.

If someone swiped you PIN by looking over your shoulder, yes they can do
another transaction without the card at some machines. This is if the
session hasn't been completed.

Skimming devices that capture the card information can be very small and
unobtrusive. Many otherwise observant people have not noticed them attached
to the machine.

http://www.utexas.edu/police/alerts/atm_scam/

http://bayside-leader.whereilive.com.au/photos/gallery/skim-scam-uncovered-in-sandringham/

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