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Pireaus bank ATMs replaced

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over 850 pireaus atms have now become Cashflex machines .
 
Cashflex are saying they will all be active by September
 
Panagiotas supermarket in Afandou say a CashFlex ATM will be installed by 18 september
 
that did not happen . there are no ATMs there now
 
on 9th march 2026 I was told Eurobank.gr Are installing ATM @ Panagiotas supermarket on 10 april. so wait & see
 
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I have been told by Eurobank they are installing an ATM at Panagiotas on 22 april .what a great birthday present . i will be 82 on that day.
 
The Eurobank ATM was deliv ered to day should be working in the next few days
 
useful for tourists staying at blue sea holiday village, olivia, & nimar
 
atm is now working on 1 may
 
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