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Happy New Year everyone.

My daughter has a Visa Plus ATM card for use in Russia. She has been accessing the account with no problems for a year and a half. Recently the ATM machine (at VTB Bank) she uses broke, so she has been using other machines with no success. The website for Visa Plus ATM locations in Russia is clearly out of date as it does not list the one she was using successfully.

To those of you who are in Russia (Moscow area) or recentlly were there, are there any issues? Can you recommend somewhere that works? Our only other guess is that the card's strip is defective.

Thanks!

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Happy New Year everyone.

My daughter has a Visa Plus ATM card for use in Russia. She has been accessing the account with no problems for a year and a half. Recently the ATM machine (at VTB Bank) she uses broke, so she has been using other machines with no success. The website for Visa Plus ATM locations in Russia is clearly out of date as it does not list the one she was using successfully.

To those of you who are in Russia (Moscow area) or recentlly were there, are there any issues? Can you recommend somewhere that works? Our only other guess is that the card's strip is defective.

Thanks!

have you called the bank (card issuer) to see if it has placed a security "hold" on the card?

YMMV

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Thank you. Yes, I have and they see no attempts to use it since last succesful time and nothing like a "hold" or anything.

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February 3, 2005. Applied for K-1.

July 14, 2005. Email to NVC congressional unit

Nov 2, 2005. Letter to congressman

Nov 8, 2005. Letter from congressman

December 19, 2005. Visa interview in Moscow. (250 days at NVC)

January 27, 2006. POE: JFK.

April 8, 2006. Wedding in USA.

April 19, 2006. Apply for AOS.

July 12, 2006. AOS Interview.

February 26, 2008. Letter to congresswoman.

March 19, 2008. Conditional Permanent residence began!!

2009: Wake up and get on the uscis train again - lifting conditions

Dec 21, 2009. Eligible to apply to remove conditions

February 2010: 10-yr Green Card Received

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Yeah, the most common cause would be a security hold. Any time I've ever gone to RU, I call the bank beforehand and tell them the dates I'll be traveling and what cities.

Does it ask her to enter her PIN? Usually if it's a defective card, you won't even get the PIN prompt, or at least that's my experience here.

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At this point, I think we will just cancel it and order another.

February 3, 2005. Applied for K-1.

July 14, 2005. Email to NVC congressional unit

Nov 2, 2005. Letter to congressman

Nov 8, 2005. Letter from congressman

December 19, 2005. Visa interview in Moscow. (250 days at NVC)

January 27, 2006. POE: JFK.

April 8, 2006. Wedding in USA.

April 19, 2006. Apply for AOS.

July 12, 2006. AOS Interview.

February 26, 2008. Letter to congresswoman.

March 19, 2008. Conditional Permanent residence began!!

2009: Wake up and get on the uscis train again - lifting conditions

Dec 21, 2009. Eligible to apply to remove conditions

February 2010: 10-yr Green Card Received

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Just to conclude, a working ATM has been found. :)

February 3, 2005. Applied for K-1.

July 14, 2005. Email to NVC congressional unit

Nov 2, 2005. Letter to congressman

Nov 8, 2005. Letter from congressman

December 19, 2005. Visa interview in Moscow. (250 days at NVC)

January 27, 2006. POE: JFK.

April 8, 2006. Wedding in USA.

April 19, 2006. Apply for AOS.

July 12, 2006. AOS Interview.

February 26, 2008. Letter to congresswoman.

March 19, 2008. Conditional Permanent residence began!!

2009: Wake up and get on the uscis train again - lifting conditions

Dec 21, 2009. Eligible to apply to remove conditions

February 2010: 10-yr Green Card Received

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