I stopped at the bank to get some money out of the ATM in the vestibule (the bank lobby was closed, but the drive-up and the ATM were still open). I put in my card, my PIN, entered the amount, and then waited...and waited...and ... nothing. So I decided to try a balance inquiry and see if that worked, which it did. Then I did a "mini-statement" and that worked too. While I was doing that someone came out from the back into the lobby, waved to me, mouthed "It's not working" and then disappeared through the door on the other side. I suppose so the next person to happen along could also find out for themselves that it doesn't work.
So, clearly they were aware that it didn't work. Don't know if it was just out of cash or what, but if it was I would think the machine would give you some indication of such (?). And the woman said it didn't work, not that it was empty. Either way, is it too much to ask that they slap a note on it?
I stopped at Wawa on the way home, instead (their ATM is free). I checked online when I got home and only had one pending transaction, at the Wawa, so I'm pretty sure the first attempt was not deducted from my account.
So, clearly they were aware that it didn't work. Don't know if it was just out of cash or what, but if it was I would think the machine would give you some indication of such (?). And the woman said it didn't work, not that it was empty. Either way, is it too much to ask that they slap a note on it?
I stopped at Wawa on the way home, instead (their ATM is free). I checked online when I got home and only had one pending transaction, at the Wawa, so I'm pretty sure the first attempt was not deducted from my account.
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