Don't use this ATM Overseas!

This ATM is a Scammer, and thousands more across the globe are too. But they're all specially designed to scam you, the tourist.
It'll cost you 19% to use the ATMs if you dont watch this video, and only $3.50 if you do.
This video could save you HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS on your trip.

[@Evikeuklavier]

Man that's so disgusting! Thank you for bringing awareness. Great vid!

[@rudolfabelin383]

Please skip the background music. Make it easier for us non native English speakers.

[@kurostyx9124]

just turn on subtitles, im non native and i can understand fine

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

These are all over Europe, in train stations and airports. Even in virtual scam free countries like Iceland

[@MisterIanDuncan]

I've experienced this in Mexico City too. But it took me awhile before I caught on to it, because nobody had warned me about it. And this was using ATMs at big banks too, not sketchy independent ones on the street. Once I realized what was happening with this conversion scam, I saved soooo much money on my withdrawals.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

That's messed up...

[@jfrancobelge]

I was a frequent traveler in my professional past, on all continents except South America. When using an ATM, always select one linked to a bank (or even better, inside a bank booth). And NEVER let the ATM do the currency conversion for you, always withdraw cash in the local currency and let your bank do the conversion afterwards, you'll save a lot money. And, at least here in Europe, do not use your Visa card for cash withdrawals if you can, their commission is outrageous; it's much more advantageous to use a debit card such as Maestro.

[@manuelcvaz]

Yes, refuse conversion BUT ask for local currency. This confusion is on purpose. You are refusing conversion FROM THE NET, and asking local currency FROM YOUR BANK.

[@sploshmeup]

Just a question: why in the world you used thst sketchy ATM when within a 2 minutes walk you can use the ATM of a legitimate bank that apply better exchange and transaction fees ?

[@adrianTNT]

2:08 so after declining conversion, on next step you need to accept the one with 3.95 fee in order to get money? And the "cancel" underneath cancels the complete transaction ? Or that "cancel" also bypasses the 3.95 fee option above ?

[@maconescotland8996]

You can't avoid that fee - it's Euronet's commission.

[@OtakuLogan2017]

How have authorities not stopped these crooks?!

[@SoloCristoSalva3]

Can’t hear much with the background music

[@nadalwilson1453]

Are the fees than the same as other atms if you decline their conversion service?

[@luke.travel]

All ATMs have different fees, for Euronet at least in Italy its 4 Euros.

[@nwced]

These Euro net ATMs are now in the Philippines mainly in the tourist locations. If you use a foreign card they will charge you a basic 12usd fee. I did not look at the larger withdrawals. I see them popping up on about every block in the tourist locations so you know they make a fortune scamming people

[@luke.travel]

Oh wow, I didn't know that they made it that far!

[@adrianTNT]

PayPal does worse things than these if you use multiple currencies or cards.

[@FollowTheTrend-be6qj]

Nothing scummier than scamming people

[@John_life777]

As long as you use your atm card in any foreign country atm. They will try to charge you DDC STOP saying it scam 🙄

[@roadmonitoroz]

I remember using an ATM in the US in 2004 when I was there. The maximum withdrawal was $100 and they'd slice you $2.50 US$ transaction fee just to use it . Currency change was probably additional. One thing to remember though.. ATM's are a business. It costs money to install them, kickback for site , filling fees, etc. But yeah, 19% is a ripoff.

[@CaptDiaz]

Hey if you are trying to communicate you should know not to munch thru the words, speak slowly, and lower the background music. Very annoying to o listen to your video and trying to digest the info. Do it again

[@user-bv7wh4ui5d]

Speak slowly and distinctly… no help here.

[@williamhoole2065]

Not really a scam but clever sales techniques..Caveat Empor