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Cash Point Tesco Express East Dulwich Road- don't use!


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Just tried to get cash, it kept my card and apparently someone else's. Phoned bank, it's a scam, the card had already been used to attempt to withdraw cash somewhere else within half an hour.
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Grrrrr - when I used cash even though you don't lose money as the bank will always reimburse immediately this infuriated me as you wanted to withdraw cash for a reason and you're left waiting for a replacement card and taking money out at the branch.


Usually happened after bank closing too.

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snoopy17 Wrote:

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> when this happens, does the card come back out

> after you have walked away?


It's the loop scam - so they pull it out I think. If you leave your card in a normal till accidentally it'll be swallowed after a few minutes inactivity (it happened to me).


You can pause transactions from your phone on many accounts these days.

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