ATM Machines - Does Your Business Need One?

As business owners, it is important to consider the financial stability of your company and create a plan for the future before any major changes occur. ATM machines should be considered as one of your primary options for securing your company’s financial future.

ATM Machines are valuable assets that can offer some peace of mind in areas where there may not be many occupants. They give employees the ability to use other resources within their day-to-day responsibilities, allowing them greater opportunities for success at work and maybe even from home. The ATM machines can also provide service during times when there are slow periods of activity as well as provide safety features by only allowing a limited withdrawal limit at a time.

ATM machines are a valuable addition to any company that offers financial services to clients or customers. They can also be very helpful in terms of providing additional income to your business.

One of the many benefits ATM Machines offer is their ability to reduce check fraud. Checks are one of the most used methods of financial transaction, both within and outside of the United States, but they are also one of the most common ways for criminals to steal money from your business’s accounts. Criminals often attempt to use counterfeit checks as a way to take money out of your business’s account in order to steal it, so it is very important that you make some adjustments in order to prevent this from happening in your company.

There are many advantages that you can get from using ATM machines in your business. Some of them include:

Reduced expenses due to the high cost of staff, labor and inventory.

Increased profit margins by lowering your check picking cost.

Recognition for your customers for their continued patronage by offering discount programs, points systems and other incentives to encourage them to make more frequent use of the ATM machine.

Providing a safe environment for employees and clients, as well as preventing fraudulent activity from occurring on company property and accounts. Contact Us today if you would like more information about creating an ATM machine program in your business! (January 2011) More Information: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2011/01/19/atm-machines-does-your-business-need-one/?a_dgi=aoladp170119 

ATM Machine Leasing, Maintenance and Service Agreement. ATM Machines are expensive to buy and install. If a business is looking to have an ATM machine in their business, it is generally easier to lease the machines rather than purchase them. This is also helpful for businesses on a budget who may not have the money to buy the machines up front. When leasing An ATM Machine, there is also an agreement involved in order to protect you from maintenance and service issues that may arise.

ATM Lease Agreement

This agreement is between _______________, an individual or business, and Abdominal Imaging, Inc., a company located at ______________. We are here to make this agreement as clear as possible in order to avoid any misunderstandings that may arise. Please read carefully and feel free to ask questions if anything is not clear.

Definitions of Words/Phrases:

In this agreement: “Abdominal Imaging” refers to the company leasing the ATM machine. “Abdominal Imaging Site” refers to the business in which you want an ATM machine. “ATM” means Automated Teller Machine. “ATM Machine” means the hardware, software and any other equipment required to be installed at the Abdominal Imaging Site by Abdominal Imaging. “Usage” refers to the amount of time a customer will be able to use an ATM machine. “User Fee” refers to the annual fee charged for usage pursuant to this agreement. “You” refers to either you, an employee of your organization, or any other person or entity who is permitted access to the ATM machine under this agreement.

Agreement and Conditions:

By acceptance of this agreement, both parties agree as follows:

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Conclusion:

This agreement shall be effective for a period of ______ months, commencing at the end of _________.

You will pay all the costs including payment of the monthly rent and delivery charges, based on the following schedule:

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The user fee is payable monthly in advance, with a due date that is one business day prior. The amount charged will represent the number of minutes on all days through to the end of each month, less any portion thereof which is billed under direct debit authorization as authorized by you (thus there will be no overdraft fees). If a charge is not made on any day during that month then this amount will apply to your account.