In the world of ATM skimming, thieves typically hit the same machine over and over until they are stopped.
After enduring a number of hits in 2015, the $2.3 billion, Folsom, Calif.-based SAFE Credit Union implemented multiple, effective anti-skimming measures and shared its tips for other credit unions.
Skimming, which accounts for global losses that exceed $3 billion annually, according to ATM company NCR, is a growing problem for credit unions in the U.S. Skimming groups work in waves, hitting financial institutions in a single region before moving on to their next territory.
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