Funny new campaign targets RBS

Close-up of a poster I saw attached to the screen of an RBS ATM.

Close-up of a poster I saw attached to the screen of an RBS ATM. Click on it to see it larger.

[UPDATE:  Since posting this I have been anonymously emailed a small and a large version of the relevant image. I cannot advocate what is possibly an illegal activity, but then neither can I stop you printing these out and sticking them on RBS ATMs! You must follow your conscience. ]

I just spotted this on an RBS ATM.  Great idea, I think, drawing attention to the Royal Bank of Scotland’s appalling use of our money (it’s 83% owned by UK taxpayers).

I have transcribed what the poster says and linked its “options” to relevant information:

Select your transaction:

The poster was attached to the screen of an RBS ATM in Stockbridge.

The poster was attached to the screen of an RBS ATM in Stockbridge.

At the bottom of the detachable poster there’s a statement that reads:  “We hope you found this message instructive and amusing.  To use this ATM simply lift it off the screen.  We would be very grateful if you would  replace it afterwards to give the next user a laugh.  Many thanks!”

By the way, the RBS also charges its poorest customers to access other banks’ ATMs.  It’s not the only bank that does this, but if you consider all the other things it does, it would seem reasonable to call it a thoroughly nasty institution, and WE own it!

Here’s a petition asking RBS CEO Stephen Hester to turn down his £1m bonus.

Other locations – please send me your pictures! Latest ones here!

Campaigining poster on screen of RBS ATM on North Bridge on 27 January 2012

Another poster spotted on the screen of a Royal Bank of Scotland ATM on North Bridge, Edinburgh, on 27 January 2012. Please send me your pictures!

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