Skimming increase prompts fresh appeal for ATM security

A fresh appeal has been maed for people to hide their PIN when using ATMs.

Wed, 27 Nov, 2013 - 10:40

A fresh appeal has been maed for people to hide their PIN when using ATMs.

The Irish Payment Services Organisation (IPSO) says it has seen an increase in skimming leading to fraud, because people are not being careful when entering in their PIN.

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