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  IMPORTANT NEWS FLASH
Please Read and Respond Today
 
 
Monday, August 2, 2010 - For Immediate Release.

Department of Justice and proposed ADA ATM accessibility rules that will affect off-premise (ISO) terminals.

ADA Standards for ISO ATM's

Changes are coming to the ATM again, and we need your input
to help make sure the ATM industry stays profitable for our
members.


The Department of Justice has now opened the comment period for the proposed ADA ATM accessibility rule modifications that will affect off-premise (ISO) terminals. We are asking that you take a few minutes and comment on how the proposed changes can and will affect our industry. The Department is requesting input from small businesses for the financial impact it will make on your business. If the economic impact is determined to be significant, the Department will prepare an analysis to determine how to achieve the regulation goal with minimal economic burden to small businesses. Therefore the more voices heard the greater difference we can make.

Please take the time to comment on these important issues:

1. The cost of upgrading every off-premise ATM in the
United States

A. Hardware and availability of equipment from manufactures.

B. Labor, and extra labor if there is a short timeframe to be
in compliance.

C. Cost of replacement machines if upgrades are not possible.
   
2. Grandfathering in existing Terminals, as technology changes and the life span of an ATM is relatively short.
   
3. If the rules are changed ask that the effective date be expanded to a minimum of two years for both existing and new placements instead of the Current time allowed.

For more information and further directions on how to submit comments please click here or contact info@naaio for more detailed suggestions.

NAAIO would like to thank Members Bell ATM Services and Meta Bank for bringing this important topic to our members and the ATM Industry's attention.
 

 


The National Association of ATM ISOs and Operators (NAAIO) represents automated teller machine (ATM) ISOs (Independent Selling Organizations) and operators.

To ethically represent and promote the common business interests of domestic ATM ISOs and operators.
Join the National Association of ATM ISOs and Operators (NAAIO) - A Trade Association that utilizes its strength in numbers to promote, protect and address the issues facing the ATM ISO and operator.

As a group that controls over 50% of the domestic ATMs in operation, the time is now to establish a voice that reflects the
ISOs point of view on issues that directly impact our collective businesses.

Therefore, we have created the National Association of ATM ISOs and Operators (NAAIO), to present a unified voice when dealing with issues including, but not limited to; compliance, networks, fraud, legislation, sponsoring institutions, manufacturers and processors. The ATM ISO needs greater input and influence regarding key decisions and a policy that ensures public trust in the ATM industry.

 


 
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