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RonnieTaylor
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RE: ATM ate my card in Palau

If this happens, go straight to Bank of Guam or BankPacific in Koror. Those branches give you the best chance of recovery. Don’t expect weekend help, ...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Niue

Niue is super limited for banking. If your card goes, assume you’ll be using cash. Bring enough New Zealand dollars before arrival, since that’s the c...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Niger

If this happens in Niger, only Niamey branches give you a realistic chance of recovery. Ecobank is your best bet. Elsewhere, assume the card is gone. ...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Martinique

If this happens, don’t wait around. Head straight to a Crédit Agricole or BNP branch in Fort-de-France, ideally during business hours. Smaller towns o...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Mali

If this happens in Mali, your only decent chance is Ecobank in Bamako. Other banks rarely return cards. Always carry CFA francs or USD, since rural ar...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Libya

Best advice: don’t rely on ATMs in Libya if you’re using a foreign card. Even in Tripoli, machines often reject or keep them. Always bring USD or euro...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Kiribati

Tip: always withdraw money during ANZ branch hours in Tarawa, so if your card gets taken, you can ask immediately. Outside of Bairiki, don’t expect mu...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Haiti

If this happens, act quickly. Go to a Unibank or Sogebank branch in Port-au-Prince - they’re the most reliable for foreign cards. Don’t expect smaller...

1 year ago
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RE: ATM ate my card in Grenada

Best approach: stick to Republic Bank ATMs near Grand Anse or St George’s, ideally during weekday banking hours. Those branches are most likely to ret...

1 year ago
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