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Comprehensive government report on the ATM industry
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) prepared this report at the request of the Senate Banking Committee.
read nowHow to lobby against the surcharge ban without leaving your office
Concerned about the health of the surcharge, but don't have a lot of time to do something about it? D.C. lobbying experts offer quick and easy tips on how you…
read nowAutomated liability: Protecting cardholders at your ATMs
People may use your ATMs more if they feel safe. A revolutionary new ATM insurance product offers protection. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer
read nowNorthern exposure
One of the first retailers to embrace ATMs, 7-Eleven now has the largest retail network in the U.S., with nearly 5,000 machines. A partnership with Canadian…
read nowPulling ahead with P2P
Noting that deployers are determined to find new revenue streams in light of the declining rate of per-machine ATM transactions, Les Riedl, a senior vice…
read nowSeason of the glitch
Upgrades aren't easy -- just ask the folks at ACS and MCI. Thousands of ATMs were affected after the companies tweaked their technology.by Ann All, editor
read nowCost of convenience
Do ATM surcharges and frozen pizza have anything in common? Sure, says CIBC, which recently launched a "white-label" network in Canada.by Kevin Gibson…
read nowGoing mobile
Taking ATMs on the road offers the possibility of big bucks -- but even bigger headaches. That's why, just like the Boy Scouts, mobile deployers say it's…
read nowThe Surcharge: An Ironic History and Unsure Future
Even in the face of impending political threat, the surcharge seems destined to flourish if consumer demand for convenient ATMs continues at its current pace.
read nowInterview with Don Wetzel, ATM inventor
This interesting 1995 interview with the co-patentee of the automated teller machine was conducted by the National Museum of American History.
read nowScrip machines scratch and scrape for a piece of the ATM market
The little-known scrip machine is struggling for recognition in a market dominated by low-end cash dispensers. Will scrips strip away any more market share, or…
read nowOutsourcing: Everybody's doing it
Looking for a better, more cost-effective way of running your ATM network? Consider joining the crowd and getting someone else to do it for you. by Ann All…
read nowAre ATMs an alternative for the ''unbanked'?
ATMs are usually available only to bank customers. But some companies think it makes sense for the "unbanked" to get their cash at an ATM. by Ann All, editor
read nowChanging the face of funds transfer
EFTA Executive Director Kurt Helwig wants financial transactions to be all electronic, all the time. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer
read nowATMs on the move
Some deployers are willing to follow ATM users almost anywhere. by Ann All, editor
read nowAre ATM profits drying up?
Falling prices are allowing more deployers to enter the ATM marketplace. But are they making any money? by Ryan DuBosar, contributing writer
read now$5,000, $4,000, $3,000... and falling
The latest cash dispensers offer little in the way of extra features. But boy, are they affordable! by Ann All, editor
read nowEverything old is new again
Old ATMs never die -- they end up in a refurb shop like Bear Financial Equipment of LaGrange, Ky. There, technicians transform them into machines that are…
read nowATM advertising: More bank for the buck
Financial institutions are among those experimenting with ATM advertising. Their experiences will likely clear the way for other deployers. by Ann All, editor
read nowBack to the future
"Keep it simple" is the mantra of electronic payments veteran Del Tonguette. He says marketing is more important than any high-tech bells and whistles when it…
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