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Originally Posted by Simple6
Well you have a legitimate reason for having the card (legal defence right there) and then they'd have to actually prove it was you who used the card if by chance it was used unlawfully at some point after it was lost by it's owner.
Also there's no sensors or anything that a lost/stolen card would trigger and even so they wouldn't set the alarm for the bank off! In the banks eyes - if someone reports a card missing, they cancel it and that's that.
The alarm was probably an employee leaving for the evening who set the alarm but didn't get out in time or left an alarmed internal door open when they tried to set the alarm.
I wouldn't sweat at all mate.
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Ah ok. I have no clue what kind of security they would have at banks, honestly wouldn't surprise me if there was something along the lines of a more powerful paypass sensor that could identify cards near ATM's.
I'll just take it as being a coincidence.Would have been about 4.30 when I was there and 30min after closing sounds about right for staff to be leaving.
Cheers for the responses.