RE: international documentation; ATM = cashpoint?

["Lin Sims" <linda -dot- sims -at- verizon -dot- net>]

Another US citizen chiming in:

Lots of people I know refer to it as "the magic wall". I usually say 
ATM, but I'll also use "magic wall", "money machine", and "cash 
machine".

On 16 Aug 2001, at 14:21, Katherine Turner wrote:

> In Britain we do use cashpoint. You'll also hear "hole in the wall"
> which means exactly the same thing.

Lin

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