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From: Keith Pitcher <kpitcher@locallink.net>
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Subject: CC swiper / Cash machine
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Anyone ever used FreeBSD to talk to a CC swipe machine and / or a cash
machine? 

I've seen a number of devices that you can plug into PCs that talk
via serial, so it might be a no brainer. However if anyone has any real
world experience with a good product that would be helpful.

Basically I'm thinking of a kiosk that can accept money, be it a credit card
or money inserted into the cash machine. 

Thanks,

Keith