Photo of ATM Receipt w/ Available Balance of Over P6-M Earns Reactions From Netizens
A male netizen has shared a photo of ATM receipt with available balance of P6,332,685.93 “pinamukha mong mamatay akong mahirap”
The basic ATM receipt often goes unnoticed in the world of financial transactions—a small piece of paper that serves as verification of a successful withdrawal or balance query.
However, these seemingly minor pieces of paper have particular relevance in our modern lives, reflecting not just our financial actions but also our developing relationship with technology, privacy, and even comedy.
ATM receipts, short for Automated Teller Machine receipts, are an integral part of our daily interactions with automated banking systems. These slips of paper provide an important record of our financial actions, from the amount of money withdrawn to the available account balance.
Recently, a Facebook user named Calvin De Leon shared a photo of an ATM receipt that displayed an available balance of P6,332,685.93. The controversial photo garnered various reactions from the online community.
The photo shows a receipt from an individual’s bank transaction, igniting both curiosity and witty responses from netizens. The ATM receipt revealed a withdrawal of P20,000, accompanied by a jaw-dropping available balance of more than P6 million.
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The photo has a caption:
“sa huling nag iwan ng resibo sa atm salamat pinamukha mong mamatay akong mahirap”
The netizens have playfully embraced the scenario, humorously stating that all it takes is leaving the receipt behind, uncrumpled, after a transaction.
While the actual context behind the receipt remains a mystery, its unintentional comedic value has united the internet users in a shared moment of laughter.
The social media users expressed their reactions to this ATM receipt:
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