Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals

Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals

Online users who have received "Blank ATM Card" messages like the one below, which claim that they can get their programmed and blanked ATM cards to withdraw thousands of dollars daily are fraudulent and should not be responded to. First of all, what the messages are offering is illegal, and no one should attempt to rob an ATM unless they want to end up in prison. And, secondly, the messages are scams being sent by cyber criminals/scammers to trick their potential victims into sending them their hard-earned money, thinking they will receive what they were promised, although it is illegal.

The scammers behind the fraudulent messages must take their potential victims for fools. Think about it. Why are they (scammers) charging their potential victims a fee for a so-called blank ATM card that they claim can be used to withdraw money without limit, when they can get a lot of money from ATMs since they claim that they know how to rob them.

The truth is, the scammers behind the message do not have a clue how to rob ATMs, but know that there are people foolish enough to believe them. So, this is why they are attempting to trick those people into sending them their hard-earned money, thinking they (potential victims) will receive their so-called programmed blank ATM cards.

Samples of the "Blank ATM Card" Scam

I have successfully made a lot of money through the use of the Blank ATM card, This card is capable to pay out 3000$ for me on a daily basis, I am also able to use this card in supermarket and to make online purchases.

If you are poor or you need urgent money, I advice you to apply for this same Blank ATM card, it will really help you out of your difficulties.

To get this card contact divinecardhacker@gmail.com or send message through whatsapp to 14243655441

Have you pay your necessary BILLS? Do you need money? Do you want a better way to transform your own life? My name his Walton Ford. I am here to share with you about Mr ERIC MARK new system of making others rich with not less than two to three days.I was in search of a job opportunity on the internet when I come across his aid on a blogs that I was on to, talking on how he can help the needy with a programmed BLANK ATM CARD.I thought it was a scam or normal gist but I never had a choice than to contact him cause I was seriously in need of Finance for Business.I contacted him on the CARD, and not less than a minute he respond and give me the necessary information’s on how to get the card.

My friends, today am a sweet happy man with good business and a happy family. I charge you not to live by ignorance.Try and get an ATM card today through (MR ERIC MARK) and be among the lucky ones who are benefiting from this card. This ATM card is capable of hacking into any ATM machine anywhere in the world.It has really changed my life and now I can say I’m rich because I am a living testimony. The less money I get in a day with this card is $ 3,000.Every now and then money keep pumping into my account. Although is illegal, there is no risk of being caught, as it is programmed so that it can not track, but also has a technique that makes it impossible for the CCTV to detect you.. I urge you to contact him on the BLANK ATM CARD. For details on how to get yours today, email hackers: ericmarkatm616@gmail.com

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Online users who received the fraudulent messages are asked to delete them and should not be taken for fools by cyber criminals who believe that they are smarter than them.

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February 3, 2024 at 8:07 AM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Another scam:

"GET RICH WITH BLANK ATM CARD, Whatsapp: 12623558285

I want to testify about Georg Bednorz blank atm cards which can withdraw money from any atm machines around the world. I was very poor before and have no job. I saw so many testimony about how Georg Bednorz Hackers send them the atm blank card and use it to collect money in any atm machine and become rich {georgbednorzhackers@gmail.com} I email them also and they sent me the blank atm card. I have use it to get 500,000 dollars. withdraw the maximum of 5,000 USD daily. Georg Bednorz is giving out the card just to help the poor. Hack and take money directly from any atm machine vault with the use of atm programmed card which runs in automatic mode.

You can also contact them for the service below

* Western Union/MoneyGram Transfer

* Bank Transfer

* PayPal / Skrill Transfer

* Crypto Mining

* CashApp Transfer

* Bitcoin Loans

* Recover Stolen/Missing Crypto/Funds/Assets

Email: georgbednorzhackers@gmail.com

Telegram or WhatsApp: 12623558285"

Delete

December 2, 2023 at 1:25 PM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Maryville, Tennessee, United States

"First of all, what the messages are offering is illegal, and no one should attempt to rob an ATM unless they want to end up in prison."

You'd think enslaving an entire species would be illegal as well, but you don't see anyone going to prison for that.

Delete

March 26, 2023 at 5:51 AM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Seattle, Washington, United States

Received this scam:

"All thanks to Kevin Poulsen for this BLANK ATM CARD. With this card I am able to make daily withdrawals and also buy goods.

Everyday I am entitled to $3000 spending from this card and it is valid for 6 months.

If you want this type of ATM card kindly contact:

Email: kevinpoulsenhackers595@gmail.com

Whatsapp: 1 (928) 2727056"

Delete

March 10, 2023 at 1:56 AM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Received this scam:

All thanks to Kevin Poulsen for this BLANK ATM CARD. With this card I am able to make daily withdrawals and also buy goods.

Everyday I am entitled to $3000 spending from this card and it is valid for 6 months.

If you want this type of ATM card kindly contact:

Email: kevinpoulsenhackers595@gmail.com

Whatsapp: 1 (928) 2727056

Delete

January 25, 2023 at 7:22 AM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Perth, Western Australia, Australia

I keep receiving this scam:

"I got my programmed BLANK ATM CARD from Kevin poulsen hackers.

His card gives me $3000 daily and i've made $21,000 in just a week,

now I have my business and my is happy. if interested you can contact

him now via kevinpoulsenhackers595@gmail.com or whatsapp on: 1 (928) 2727056,"

Delete

November 4, 2022 at 10:23 PM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Cass, Fargo, North Dakota, United States

Received this scam:

"I already got a programmed blank ATM card to withdraw $5,000 daily.

I am happy because I have already used it to get $200,000.

No one gets caught when using the card.

Get yours from kevin poulsen Hackers today!

You just have to send an email to (kevinpoulsenhackers595@gmail.com)

whatsapp no: 1 (928) 2727056

Telegram: @kevinpoulsen

signal: 1 7722028874"

Delete

September 26, 2022 at 4:18 AM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Downtown, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Received this scam:

"Good day everyone, I have received a blank ATM card from Eng newtonmark hackers and with this card I am able to make daily withdrawals and also buy goods .

Everyday I am entitled to $3000 spending from this card and it is valid for 6 months.

If you want this type of ATM card kindly contact:

Email: newtonmarkatmhackers@gmail.com

Contact them for various types of hacking on:

-Blank atm cards

-Recover bitcoin wallets

-Recover stolen or lost bitcoin and other hacking services"

Delete

June 7, 2022 at 3:02 AM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Another scam:

Hello everyone,

I got my programmed and blank ATM card to withdraw the maximum of 5,000 USD daily on any ATM. I am so happy about this because I got mine yesterday and I have used it to get 10,000 USD. Georg Bednorz Hackers is giving out the card just to help the poor and needy though it is illegal but it is something nice. Get yours from these Hackers today! Email: (georgbednorzhackers@gmail.com) WhatsApp or Text: 12623558285

Delete

May 8, 2022 at 7:20 PM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: Lagos Island, Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria

Here is another scam:

"Get $5,500 USD every day, for six months! See how it works. What'sApp : 393512615163

I want to testify about Dark Web blank atm cards which can withdraw money from any atm machines around the world. I was very poor before and have no job. I saw so much testimony about how Dark Web hackers send them the atm blank card and use it to collect money in any atm machine and become rich.

Email : carolblankatmcard@gmail.com

Hangout : carolblankatmcard@gmail.com

What'sApp : 393512615163

They also sent me the blank atm card. I have used it to get 90,000 dollars. withdraw the maximum of 5,000 USD daily. The Dark Web is giving out cards just to help the poor. Hack and take money directly from any atm machine vault with the use of an atm programmed card which runs in automatic mode."

Delete

April 21, 2022 at 2:39 PM by
Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals
an anonymous user from: North St James Town, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I'm tired of these scam:

"Last week I got my programmed and blank ATM card from wesley mark hackers to

withdraw the amount of US $ 2,500 per day for a maximum of 30 days at (wesleymarkhackers@gmail.com).

Though at first I was in doubt, but thank God I did not back-out I am very happy with this because I have successfully paid my debt. I have withdrawn $ 30,000 ... wesley mark

Hackers is true and real, Get yours from wesley mark hackers today! You

just have to send an email to (wesleymarkhackers@gmail.com)"

Delete

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Blank ATM Card Scams Being Sent by Cyber criminals