There are now 285 Bitcoin ATMs around the worldThe first Bitcoin ATM was only launched about a year ago. Today, there are hundreds of Bitcoin ATMs around the world. That means that if you want to send cash from Portland to Bangkok, or from Montreal to Mexico City, you don't have to rely on Western Union or Moneygram. You can convert your dollars to Bitcoins at a local ATM, then send the Bitcoins to the recipient, who can redeem the Bitcoins for cash in their city.
http://www.vox.com/2014/11/1/7139785/there-are-now-285-bitcoin-atms-around-the-world 
(but still too much Robocoin ATMs
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