1. How To Avoid Being A Victim
Credit Card Skimmers
How To Avoid Being A Victim

2. More ATM skimmers found in Wichita, at three Intrust Bank locations (2015)
The skimmers were used at the Intrust Bank locations at E. Central (near Central and Rock), E. 21st St. North (near Bradley Fair) and N. Maize Road (near New Market Square).

5. Check bank account if you used southeast Wichita ATM that had skimmer, police warn (7-10-15)
A skimmer was also found last week at a Sunflower Bank ATM at 4101 E. Harry. It was discovered by an ATM user, and police recovered it before the person who placed it there returned, police said at the time.

8. ATM Skimmer

15. See Anything Suspicious?
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19. Common Camera Locations

29. Card Overlay Devices (Expensive, Rare, but Hard to Detect)

31. Here are five ways to make sure you're not a victim of ATM skimmers:
Look around the ATM area for places where a scammer could hide a tiny camera, such as a brochure rack.
Take a close look at the keypad. Try to see if there is a fake overlay on top of it. Maybe the keypad looks thicker than usual. You probably won't be able to detect the really top-notch PIN-pad overlays, but it doesn't hurt to check.
Look over the entire ATM for parts that don't match in styling, color or material. Scammers sometimes place a fascia (a large form-fitting mold) over the business area of the original ATM. The fascia will contain the skimmer and camera. Sometimes there is glue residue – otherwise it is likely held on with tape.
Try to jiggle, yank, and twist the card reader. If it moves, so should you — to another ATM.
Completely COVER YOUR HAND when you enter your PIN. It's one of the easiest and most effective ways to protect yourself from an ATM scammer's hidden camera.
Always Trust Your Gut… If you see something that doesn't look right, consider going to another ATM.