What's the matter with the ATM swallowing cards and issuing counterfeit money? Is it a big chance?

the probability is very small, and it has nothing to do with different trades. In the event of a card swallowing, please rest assured that it will be all right. Banks have surveillance videos, and ATM machines also have running records. You need to take the receipt and your valid certificate to the bank to which the ATM belongs in time. If you don't have a receipt, you can only bring your valid certificate and report it to your bank in time. The bank will check with the ATM flow record according to the surveillance video (the card will definitely be returned to you). Cross-bank (or cross-regional) transactions will take a little longer. By the way, if you don't operate for 3 seconds, the ATM will vomit. Also, when you choose to cancel the transaction to withdraw money (card), as long as you don't take the card (money) within 3 seconds from the time when the ATM spits out the money (card), the ATM will swallow the money (card), but it will spit out a receipt (there is always a receipt when the ATM swallows the card normally), and the ATM also has a running record, so you should take out the receipt in time. In case of counterfeit banknotes, the lawyer suggested that if the client feels that the ATM "spits" counterfeit banknotes, he should "take pictures" of the banknotes one by one in front of the camera above the withdrawal opening for no less than 5 seconds while not leaving the withdrawal opening, so that the camera can clearly record the number of each banknote, which is convenient for later recognition as evidence. (Never leave the camera during the whole process) Then contact the bank (the bank to which the ATM belongs) or customer service in time, or even call 11. Once you leave the camera, you can't tell anything, you can only admit that you are unlucky. You can report to the financial department and the head office (superior bank) of your bank. Besides, some ATMs can print the crown number now.