ATM’s, Slot machines and other cash machines aren’t as clever as you might have thought. Watch as we count down Ways People Tricked Machines to Spew Out Money!
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BeAmazed at… Louis B. Colavecchio defrauded several casinos by making fake coins. You really know you’ve made it in the world of international espionage when you have your own Wikipedia page and nickname. Barnaby Jack ATM hacks – Not all scams necessarily involve someone making off with millions of pounds of hard-earned bank or casino cash. Homeless man accidentally receives $37,000 from a malfunctioning ATM machine. This is a heart-warming story of a homeless man beating the system. The Citibank ATM scam – Ara Keshisyan was the mastermind behind this next scam. $40m dollar international ATM scam – One million dollars might seem a lot to most people but to the group behind our next scam it was basically small change. Tommy Glenn Carmicheal con artist inventor – Tommy Glenn Carmichael started out as a simple TV repairman. While this might seem an inauspicious early career it proved the perfect training for rigging slot machines. Caesars Boardwalk Regency scammers raise $50,000 – The 80s were a prime decade for slot machine scammers. Ronald Dale Harris reprogrammed slot machines – Fake coins and prying open slot machines are all well and good, but they’re all also a bit 1980s. ATM forking in Australia – This particular scam might just be the perfect combination of the hi- and lo-tech. Japanese ATM scam nets scammers $13m – The improvement in technology over the years should have made ATMs more secure, however all it really seems to have done is make scammers come up with more elaborate ways of stealing money.