How ATM Can (AND WILL) Trick You When Traveling

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doesn't work like that in Japan
Comment from : calikalbo calikalbo

It’s insane so many ATM in one city
Comment from : Valkyrie

Prague is one of the worse tourist traps in the world Also - beware of pickpockets at all crowded hotspots
Comment from : David Hermann

Euro zone credit crds don't need to pay fees, it's inlegal However, brittish has desided to be foreign country and curency, so they need to pay many kind of fees in Europe now a days
Comment from : Jarmo Rousku

Thanks for putting time making this video
Comment from : pedro campos

I saw a video where Scam City did an expose on how the taxi drivers and law enforcement are complicit in bars where tourists are regularly extorted That would be interesting to dive into
Comment from : Gooner Gooner

If the currency exchange rate will be determined by your bank, do they use the rate that's shown online ?
Comment from : Timothy Wong

A very relevant, intelligent vídeo!
Comment from : Albert Seabra

Thanks a lotVery cool
Comment from : Marc DB

Thank you from Australia
Comment from : James H

So it‘s like paypal
Comment from : Nanashi Personne

use wise and not will have problem like this
Comment from : mikr0bi

I also pick the foreign currency in card transactions in stores as well They mark up there too
Comment from : N M

Of course u want the local currency so there must be a conversion
Comment from : Tony Palmridge

Euronet, no one would ever use this ATM
Comment from : Carsten Maul

Daylight robberySHOULD be banned
Comment from : Simon Mc Court

Why in the Czech Republic people, locals or foreigners, cannot just pay with Euros or Dollar, or whathaveyou, cash notes?brSame is true for Poland, Switzerland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Sweden, Britain and many morebrbrIf one insist on having a special local currency (why that?), ok as an souvereign country you can do thatbrBut as a democracy, people should be free to use any currency they want or have on their handbrRegardless whether is done digital via some cards or apps or in physical cashbrbrOf course, over time, good money with drive out bad moneybrWhat the good money is, people will decide "by their feet"brbrMy guess is, all these little nonsense currencies, like british pound, forint, krona (there is a whole bunch of different krona out there), swiss franc and whathaveyou, will disappear and be put in the museum where they belong
Comment from : Sokol Mihajlovic

Some ATM's are simply rented as franchise to rip off turistsCheck currency exchange rates in shops or use Revolut or other providers with better rates brDay to day banks are dyingThey remove own ATM's and only good thing they are for now is mortgage provisionsbrOther than this use cash wherever you canCard payment comes with cost of running this cashless transactions
Comment from : wowerman

bottom line is banking is a crooked business worldwide
Comment from : My Opinion

Legal theft
Comment from : Scott Martin

EuroNet are scam ATM's We have same in Poland You can't take less than 50 PLN and it costs 5 PLN - its 10 just for get your money in your currency
Comment from : MBoniewicz

ATM in Europe are so not safe aside mostly in an open space air no chamber, many people were following me after took some cash even some just for sake of following me not because of money but were after me for a date 😅brATM in Indonesia are some of the safest in the world, much better security systems and all with air-conditioned chambers/spacesbrbrThat's why all my former colleagues back in Europe said "you walked so fast, didn't even notice me waving to you"
Comment from : RIZFERD

Robbing bastards
Comment from : Chris O

Thanks so much for the videos
Comment from : Tekkara Allan Obonyom

thank you
Comment from : stephanie morale

unless ones own a Revolut card ;) blessing, honestly !
Comment from : VC Kristi

Tiny scammers must be lurking inside these ATM machines
Comment from : MotorBikesJP

In Hong Kong , the numbers on the pin pad are backwards of what they are in North America Another thing to be mindful of if you tend to punch in your code by special memory
Comment from : Raegen Turko

You don't need cash in Prague I used my credit card only on multiple visits
Comment from : David Reuter

Good video! Unfortunately I did not know this at my first vacation on Rhodes, and accepted every time But I knew it the second trip And I got the tip to avoid Euronet because they have the highest fee Which was not that easy because there are almost only Euronet ATMs
Comment from : Patric J

Maybe next time you should show us how to ROB an atm!
Comment from : Reality Check

Do I really need to bring money to Prague? Won't paying my card always give me the best rate?
Comment from : Paul Gregory

That was worth knowing Thanks
Comment from : Figaro Hey!

Fantastic job, many thanks
Comment from : mindboggles

In Prague, even money changers trick unsuspecting tourists
Comment from : Shailendra Behera

Zakopne Poland had many Euronet ATM everywhere
Comment from : Florida Man

Thanks
Comment from : Anugrah Pachori

I try to avoid ATM's that aren't in front of an actual bank Just in case
Comment from : donald castillo

use card get fee from every buy brnot to smart fee to buy beer fee to buy apple fee to buy breadbrreal tip travel on credit card not debit banks will move faster to recover there stolen $ before yours
Comment from : little hills

i appreciate your work
Comment from : dave cao

This guy is a Louis Theroux younger brother
Comment from : Severo Dalma - O Canal do Poeta

Why subtitles in Chines? And leave Check Republic, is nothing but a Gipsys State
Comment from : Severo Dalma - O Canal do Poeta

Great video, trading come with a lot ofbrbenefits And I have just bought my firstbrhouse through it As a beginner I wasbrscared of loosing my savings but I'm gladbrI took the bold step that is now favoring
Comment from : Olly cave

I've been in Austria, Slovenia, Croatia lately and I haven't found neither one ATM that charges no fee for a czech card Even the big banks cash machines charges you for €4-6 Even for the withdrawals from the accounts that are already in EURbrIt looks like the big banks like Raiffeisenbank, Erste or OTP envy the Euronet, so they started to use this shitty practices Shame on them!
Comment from : Jaroslav Cap

Find out if your bank has a sister bank, example: Deutsche Bank in Germany and Bank of America Plus, I have a Charles Schwab acct whose card pays back all those fees
Comment from : Richard Beigel

I was lucky I remembered this video when I tried to take some pounds out of an ATM in Belfast and I was offered a pretty bad conversion rate Thank you!
Comment from : UltimateHammerBro

Safest NEVER Travel as it is NEVER a Necessity in LIFE ?
Comment from : Joe Son

Always use cash, or we will lose the ability to use cash everywhere, which is what the banks and governments want
Comment from : A T

Incredible work job from this one of the best I came across and we did split deal together without any issues on both side Dude log are Gucci cos the acc never bounce or locked!!!! DAWGGOAT days and time I spent with you can’t be regrets🐐
Comment from : Korede Adetunrinmo

Thanks for this: valuable information
Comment from : slamtodeath

I use a Revolut card which can hold any currency you want at the same time, so there will be no conversion except the one you do from the app at a very good rate if you don’t already have the money from other source, but there will still be a withdrawal fee
Comment from : Rotor Blade

I was so bummed to read that on my upcoming trip to Iraly that i have yo give my accomodations a "city tax" when i check in & it has to be cash Now ill always have to be going to ATMs 🤬
Comment from : T Morrison

Charles Schwab does not charge fees and they reimburse you for the other bank's ATM fees
Comment from : Holly Stiener

U cannot escape it even u carry some cash with u that is not practical
Comment from : Oguz

If u use credit card forex visa u lost 10 to visa + again conversion rate who gone a make u loose again with bad rates so it makes around 15 -its such a consensus
Comment from : Oguz

Unbelievable that ATM is not sued for this
Comment from : Daniel Düsentrieb Junior

this is so unnecessary to thwart THe fact that it's even there What's next - a button on the atm that if you click it will bend you over and take your backdoor virginity? And you have to click no thanks to that?brbrwhy not just disable the practice altogether
Comment from : Jugnu Chacha

In the ancient times this guy would be considered a prophet for being so honest, and the atms would be considered Jews or whatever (depending on the religion) for being so deceptive
Comment from : Jugnu Chacha

Mexico is the same and on top the ATM fee is wildly different from ATM to ATM even when using the same bank Got to shop around to find the lower fee one
Comment from : Silviu Tanase

Why so many machines if one can use a credit card at the vendor?
Comment from : Michael Valentino

In Turkey, I’ve had several occasions when I’ve wanted to buy from electronics stores, where they only show card payments on the card reader, in your own currency When I’ve challenged them, they always say it’s a system issue they don’t have control over…I always decline to buy the goods!
Comment from : Paul Swann-Clark

TBQH in this age of digital money the way money is converted feels antiquated All the reasons banks had to charge conversion fees feel unnecessary now when money processing systems now do so as just as a matter of how they're designed
Comment from : SolidSonicTH

an ATM electrocuted me once
Comment from : Mihai Viteazul

Automated robbery
Comment from : CARLO WINGFIELD

these atms are no ordinary atm, their name stands for avoid this machine
Comment from : imjustasprite

Best video I have seen on this subject Why? Because you actually show the words on the ATM and show the two different options and talk about other retailers, while actually showing what it looks like This is universal around the world! Great job I will use this to show my students who study abroad
Comment from : This Is The Way

These euronet machines are a steal Avoid using them at all costs, because, well, it costs a lot It charges a lot just for standard withdrawal even without conversion
Comment from : Francisco Henriques

Gabriel Traveler covered this 3+ yrs ago > find it interesting how these vids have been suppressed & nothing much has been done to remedy this global banking scam > no shock being the Criminals who control the internet is for all intensive purposes the same Faction who owns the banksaka Institutions follow the $$$ brbrLegalized corruption is what this is amounts to
Comment from : Rob Rubin

Thanks
Comment from : Drax - Rue du Soleil

It is the same thing in UK
Comment from : Marco Valencia

So what would be the safest and most efficient way to get cash CZK in Prague?
Comment from : True Cerium

If i learned one thing from this channel, Never go to praagbrIts full of discusting people
Comment from : darrell beets

Euronet Atms are the most widespread scam in Europe I have seen They should not be legal
Comment from : An

Unnecessary annoying music
Comment from : henk vrieling

The European Central Bank does not decide the exchange rate (2:30)
Comment from : Oliver Sissonphone

I have travelled the world and Prague won top prize for trying at every stop exchange counters, ATM, restaurants, supermarkets, hotels , to rip me off Beautiful buildings but so many tourist traps, making me hate the place
Comment from : Fiona Bennett

good to know
Comment from : runwader

Hi Honest Guy I just got back from traveling in Prague, which was lovely I may add and a wonderful experience What I found odd in Prague is that many merchants ask you and seem to prefer that we pay in cash even were the bill was the equivalent of say 100 USD I get the credit card charges merchant approx 3 of the bill but found it odd and frequent Appreciate your insight Thanks,
Comment from : Ruben Martinez

When you pay with your card, your bank won't charge you for the conversion?
Comment from : Lommy

In Israel even your own bank's ATM charges you for withdrawing money 😒
Comment from : Lommy

I'm just back from Split in Croatia Similar situation there with conversion charges and fees I'm from a Eurozone country and Croatia switched to Euro this year I withdrew €200 from one of those 'random' ATMs using my bank Debit Card and was charged a fee of €475 I used the same card to withdraw €150 in a Kent Bank ATM, there was no fee (same when I used my Revolute Card)
Comment from : HamOnHill

Thank you for this
Comment from : Gali

Regarding the bank fee's, check with your bank to see if they have any partnerships with banks in the country you are going to Last time I was in Prague (2008), my bank at the time (Bank of America) had a partnership with a German and French bank, that had ATM's in Prague I was able to withdraw without a fee I think this was before the "conversion" scam started This video is very helpful, and link most of the videos on this channel, is relevant to most cities in Europe (not just Prague) Prague is a BEAUTIFUL city (I would argue, it's UNDER-RATED, it's just THAT beautiful), enjoy your time there, just be careful (like in any big touristy city)
Comment from : Joshua Bray

dont travel
Comment from : Anthony D

Ripple
Comment from : N N

Don't travel to EuropebrGot it
Comment from : ORIN

Thanks
Comment from : manuelmetallica

These videos are great!brbrSay, ever meet Simon Whistler?
Comment from : Master BondoFox

What's with the request to retap the card at the end of the interaction? What's the grift there?
Comment from : Nick Cron-DeVico

I've travelled to Lisbon 25 times and we actively avoided the euro net machinesat least now I know why I got chills every time I went near one 🤣
Comment from : Reece d

There are many videos on this topic, but your video is BY FAR THE BEST!
Comment from : Masa D

I wish I knew this before!!
Comment from : Ferrero

is there a place where i can change my euro to cz money ?
Comment from : pitifruit

I wonder what the trick will be at countries that do have Euro like SpainbrSeems like I have to check that out BTW: Love your videos! Getting hungry of visiting more countries 8)
Comment from : AUTOFCTRL

My father works at G4S in Hungary and he said I should steer away from all EURONET ATMs in the country because they are massive scams, charge withdrawal fees and are owned by some Jewish company
Comment from : Karo Zagorus

I get it brAt an ATM DECLINE their offered conversion ratebrbrie, you're home bank does the conversionbrbrAt POS (point of sale) pay in the LOCAL currencybrbrYour home bank does the conversation
Comment from : wolfthequarrelsome