Here are some things you should not do while using an ATM at a POS center:
Do not share your PIN: Your PIN is your personal identification number and should be kept confidential. Do not share your PIN with anyone, bank staff, family members, or friends. Also, avoid writing your PIN down and keeping it in your wallet or purse.
Do not use an ATM that looks suspicious: ATM looks damaged, has a skimming device attached to it, or appears to have been tampered with in any way, do not use it. Report the suspicious activity to the bank or law enforcement.
Do not use an ATM in an isolated or poorly lit area: Choose ATMs that are located in well-lit, populated areas, such as near a busy street or in a shopping mall. Avoid using an ATM in an isolated area or one that is hidden from view, as this can make you vulnerable to criminal activity.
Do not leave your card in the ATM: After completing your transaction, be sure to take your card out of the ATM. Leaving your card in the machine can make it easy for someone else to use it and withdraw money from your account.
Do not allow anyone to assist you: Do not accept help from strangers, even if they appear to be friendly or helpful. Criminals may use various tactics to try and gain access to your account or personal information.
Do not forget to take your receipt: Always take your receipt after completing your transaction. The receipt can help you keep track of your account balance and transaction history, and can be used as proof of your transaction if there are any issues or disputes
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