Well, based on his statement, it shows that he is not the one that is using the bitcoin ATM, and the title of the topic is about him utilising or using the bitcoin ATM. Well, this is the kind of scenario wherein many members here in the forum make a story just for attention or to boost their account in this forum. But the thing is, it is not normal or good for the community or forum if all stories or topics are made up or lie because we say that this forum is for idea gathering where newbies in the crypto currency world could lurk here and get some knowledge and information, but if you just make a story, then you are giving a wrong or lie story. And to sum up, I don't think there will be an actual ATM for bitcoin transactions, because if there is, then there should be news about that place, and ATMs are popular.

That is really nice to hear..If I am not mistaken, There is 1 ATM Bitcoin machine here in my country. However I was not able to use it because I don't know how to use it and what kind of transaction you can do with that ATM machine. I got curious about it, are you on the allowed to withdraw or deposit or you can do transaction with that ATM or even pay bills?

Some of the challenges of using the Bitcoin ATM you mentioned are some of the reasons why I will not consider using these services. What is the need to leave the comfort of my home to use an ATM when my phone can safely and conveniently do the same transaction? Just like other ATMs these Bitcoin ATMs also have service issues that can delay or make transactions unavailable. I have also read about scammers using information from ATMs to engage in criminal activities.

The ban on cryptocurrency in Nigeria was targeted at only banks, any third-party crypto platform could provide Bitcoin ATM services. The restrictions might not affect the operation of these ATMs after all some of the biggest Bitcoin ATM providers such as Bitcoin Depot and Coinme are not conventional banks.

I don't know if Bitcoin is legal in your country If Bitcoin is not legal in your country then you will never be able to enjoy using Bitcoin ATM machine. I also had such a wish that I would enjoy using bitcoin ATM machine but unfortunately it is illegal in our country for which free bitcoin transaction is completely prohibited here. But a lot of bitcoin transactions are done secretly in our country.We still dream that Bitcoin will be legal in our country and that we will one day use Bitcoin ATM machines.

He would be happy if he could actually enjoy the convenience of using a Bitcoin ATM machine. But many have already proven that the OP made a false post.

Even if I can't use Bitcoin ATM Machine I'd be happy if I could see it. But is it possible to get this machine everywhere? I don't know at the moment how many machines there are worldwide and where they are but if I ever see this machine in my local area I will definitely support it as a Bitcoin enthusiast. I also like others, would like to know how the Bitcoin ATM transactions are processed and what about the fees. Since this is an expensive machine I think the transaction fee may be high as well. Since Bitcoin is not yet officially accepted in most countries of the world, the use of these machines will not yet be available.

It like Grab or Gojek, but for crypto. Fees can range from 5% to 20%, depending on the ATM, location, and who owns the thing. Basically, every ATM owner sets their own price, kinda like how different restaurants charge different prices for the same dish. Beside, some ATMs charge a percentage of your transaction, some have a flat fee, and some party animals charge both! Be sure to check before you buy or sell.

Another problem is minimum purchase. You can't buy a single satoshi. Most ATMs have minimum transactions of $20-$50, so forget about using your loose change.

So, does the op mean that they tried a Bitcoin ATM for the first time? There are many questions in the op's post, but not much about impression. What was the fee, how long did the whole experience take, was there an ID check of any sort, was there a minimum/maximum limit? In things like this, the details show that a story is true, and they are actually interesting to hear. As others have shown and pointed out, the story looks fake.
I've never used a Bitcoin ATM. I think there are a couple in my city, but I just generally don't like ATMs, even the regular ones. I always feel awkward and a bit unsafe using them because everyone around knows I'm dealing with money right there and right now. I feel more comfortable with online exchanges because I can take my time and do everything comfortably from home this way.

There is no bitcoin ATM in my country. When someone tried to set it up, he was arrested as he took no approvals for this

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bengaluru/1st-bitcoin-atm-in-bengaluru-seized-co-founder-held/articleshow/66340493.cms

So , the owner of one of the first crypto exchanges in my country was arrested for opening crypto ATM. You can imagine the overall situation related to crypto then.