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Skimmers scam $100,000 from Westpac ATM users

May 30, 2007

Finextra:Australia's Westpac bank has suspended 900 cash cards after a skimming device was discovered at one of its ATMs in Melbourne. Withdrawals totaling $100,000 (U.S. $82,700) were made with skimmed cardholder data. Approximately 75 customers have been affected so far.
 
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