Atm Novels & Stories

“Will you die if you don’t brag?” Samantha said. “I’m telling the truth, Mrs. Legate!” Barry replied. Adrian heaved a sigh. He hastily pulled out his phone and sent Daniel a text message to transfer the money out of the ATM card. Otherwise, he would be in deep trouble. Daniel quickly got someone to do it after receiving the message. Samantha grabbed her phone and dialed the bank’s phone number while she asked Adrian, “What’s your pin?”

I found it hard to believe that I was the owner of all the money in the glove compartment of the SUV, the house, and other fancy things inside it, within a short time. Some minutes later, it was my turn to use the ATM machine. I sighed deeply and pressed the button indicating INQUIRY. Few seconds passed and when the result showed on the display screen, I almost passed out while blinking intermittently at the amount which was supposed to be in my Aden Bank savings account. I ejected my ATM debit card when I was through and walked back to my SUV, thinking about the amount I’d just seen. It was unbelievable, I thought to myself as

Javier replied, “Didn’t you ask what I need? I need a haircut. It’s going to be a new year, so I need a cooler hairstyle.” Sally winced. “Excuse me for not making myself clear, sir. I meant, do you need to withdraw or deposit money? Maybe take care of some other banking affair?” Her attitude was decent. Banks were all about professional smiles nowadays. There were no longer cases of judging one’s value by what they wore. Since the manager had a great attitude, Javier stopped teasing her. “I’m here to withdraw some money.” Sally nodded. “Sure, sir. We suggest you use the ATM if it’s under 3,000 dollars, but if it’s more than that, please take a number and wait

I replied. We walked to it and he opened it starting the car and it roared to life. He came down and I checked the inside of it and I was certified with it. "You have a POS?" I asked. "Yes" He replied, bringing the POS machine from his cross bag and I also brought out my ATM card, handing it to him. I just pray my bank has unblock the blocking put on it. He collected the ATM card and inserted it into the machine. He pressed whatever he wanted to press and asked me to input my pin.

Hinugot niya ang wallet sa pinakailalim ng paper bag. Hindi na niya binilang ang pera. Nagtira lang siya ng ilang pirasong dadaanin para may pamasahe papunta sa bangko bukas kapag kumuha ng bagong ATM card. “Baka kulang pa ‘yang ibibigay mo.” Umungot ang ina habang nakatitig sa loob ng wallet niya.

Di ko nga alam kung may ilan ang laman ng ATM card ko. Inabot ko yung ATM ko. At nakahinga ako ng malalim ng ibinalik sa akin kasama yung resibo... Whooo...ilan na lang kaya ang tira... Grabe kaya ang pagtitipid ni Tiyo sa akin. Pero parang alam siguro niya na mapapasubo ako ng dis-oras sa school na ito. Pumunta na ako sa mesa kung saan naghihintay ang gamit ko...

Atinuke said with a small smile. I smiled as we reached the bank area. There was a queue at GTB Bank ATM. I joined the line as my eyes went to my wristwatch; 8:30am. "Whoa! Our hostel is sure a little far" I commented quietly. "Yeah, we didn't really notice because we were talking" Atinuke added. It soon got to my turn as I slipped my ATM Card in. I punched my code and withdrew money. I stepped away from the machine to a corner. I counted ten thousand naira and slipped it inside my purse. I put the remaining money in Atinuke's hand.

Reaching out for the first time to ask for help doesn’t feel right. I go to the ATM first, putting in my card to see how much I can take out. I stomp my feet against the cold, rubbing my arms to stay warm as I wait for the numbers to pop up on the screen—but when they do, I nearly choke on my own spit when I see the balance in my account. It’s been higher in recent weeks than it was before, but unless there’s a glitch on the screen or I’m having a really weird dream, then something very strange is going on.

"No, Yossie. I actually feel bad for you and Olive. I ate first while you two were swarmed by customers." Olive chuckled along with Yossie. Shortly after, Ayana joined them. The CBD branch office door had been tightly closed by the security guard. On the office floor, there was an ATM that other customers could use if they didn't want to transact directly at the teller window. "My legs was sick," Ayana complained while gently massaging her legs. "Really, today is so hectic."

Sophie wasted no time inserting the shaft of her key into the hole. The screen refreshed instantly. The cursor blinked. Waiting. Ten digits. Sophie read the numbers off the printout, and Jim typed them in. When he had typed the last digit, the screen refreshed again. A message in several languages appeared. English was on top. Telling them to check the accuracy of their account number before striking the enter key. With the consequences of the computer shutting down automatically if the computer didn't recognize the account number. "Fonction terminer," Sophie said, frowning. "Looks like we only get one try." Standard ATM machines allowed users three attempts t