do uzupełnienia 23.03.2011
EN_00957963_0601
WITH STORY "JAPAN-CRIME-FRAUD-BANKING"
This undated combo handout released 17 December 2004 from the Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi shows the new auto teller machine (ATM) using a biometric security system with an infrared contactless sensor to read venous patterns on the users' palm. Fraudulent cash withdrawals with bank cards jumped to 122 cases worth 4.6 million yen in the first six months of the year to March 2005, up from 91 cases totalling 2.7 million yen in the whole of the last fiscal year, according to the Japanese Bankers' Association. AFP PHOTO/BANK OF TOKYO MITSUBISHI/HO
WITH STORY "JAPAN-CRIME-FRAUD-BANKING"
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2004-12-17
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
AFP
do uzupelnienia 23.03. (595)
0,45MB
14cm x 19cm przy 300dpi
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