atm

Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-09-29

Final complete day: 2026-09-29. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 6 of 2,669 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (8 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-09-29 12:04 UTCComment

   why is there a figma ad about 24px spacing attached to a post about an ATM in Sri Lanka, did you mean to upload that one anyway on the dispute, theyre not lying to you, Seylan sends a document saying the machine counted the cash out fine and thats the end of it, the paper says you got the money so what is Wise supposed to dispute against. no bank in Sri Lanka is going to write to Wise and admit their ATM ate your notes. your home bank eats that loss because they have branches and staff and a line item for it, Wise is a transfer company with an app and a support queue. and you want to switch to Revolut for this? their support is a bot that asks for screenshots of everything and then closes the ticket on you. honestly just dont pull cash abroad from anything you cant afford to lose, use the card at a counter and let the merchant eat the risk

2. 2026-09-29 10:58 UTCComment

   Sorry to hear. ATM issues like that internationally are pretty difficult to navigate even if you have a stellar bank to back you. I was once in the Middle East and tried to withdraw $1-2k USD in local currency. The ATM was too slow to dispense it all and basically closed the cash drawer halfway through. It was all on the ATM’s video camera and I walked right into the branch to discuss with them. Couldn’t do anything for me but make another withdrawal. Called my bank in the US right away and they started an investigation. My bank (luckily) credited me the difference right then and there, but it took over a month for them to fully close the investigation in my favor after the foreign bank reviewed footage and balanced their ATM. Then they were acquired by Chase and I closed my accounts. Oh well.

3. 2026-09-29 10:50 UTCComment

   I've had multiple ATMs in Mexico stiff me over the years. My bank (USAA) just refunds me while they investigate. They do say should the dispute not go well, they will take the money back. I have always "won". It helps that I have withdrawn probably well over $200k USD in the past ten years. So I have a very long and consistent history.

4. 2026-09-29 10:38 UTCComment

   I’m with ING, so a “real” bank. ATM ate my cash in Vietnam and it took 2 months to recover. If you think one bank is a bureaucratic pain, anything involving two banks (your card and the ATM owner) will be bureaucracy squared. Given most of my other customer service experiences in Vietnam I had actually written the money off; so it was a pleasant win! (And yes, I don’t use Wise for cash withdrawals. Got stung once and learned my lesson.)

5. 2026-09-29 10:34 UTCComment

   Seylan Bank claiming they sent docs is wild, especially when the ATM just ate your cash. That whole "wait 3 days then wait a month" runaround would've had me fuming too. Revolut's been fine for me so far but their support can be just as slow when something goes wrong. Maybe not the magic fix you're hoping for depending on where you travel.