As a way I am sure to make banking " more convenient '' my bank, Bank of America, now allows withdrawals from their teller assist ATMs with just a drivers license. Since this transaction is not conducted with a debit card the normal consumer protections allowed under REG E apparently do n't apply. A fraudulent ATM withdraws of {$1200.00} was conducted using just a drivers license as a form of authentication through their new ATA machines in a locale I have never visited over XXXX miles away from my home. When notifying them of the fraud the next day the bank explained this case would be treated as identity theft instead of a fraudulent transaction and would follow a different investigative course and remedy. Meanwhile we are out significant funds as the bills mount while an investigation takes place. 
