Monday, May 27 - All branch locations and contact center will be closed.
One easy way to protect yourself is to NEVER send funds without doing your research and asking questions.
Do not give out any of the following:
Never provide personal information - No legitimate company will call or email you to confirm your account or personal information.
Call your financial institution directly - Call your Financial Institution's official phone number to verify (or report) the suspicious activity. Scammers often use high-pressure tactics to scare you into sharing information.
Automated calls - Hang up on automated calls claiming to be the IRS, FBI, or local law enforcement. If a message is left with a phone number to call, do not call the number back.
Be cautious of emails - Emails may ask you to click a link to verify account information from a legitimate company where you have an account, but the email could be fraudulent. Contact the company directly using a phone number or website you know is valid.
Scammers can access your smart device, but we have a few tips to keep your devices secure.
Stay safe while you're using an internet browser.
Use a trusted password manager to manage the different passwords for each service you utilize. When possible, create unique usernames and strong passwords. Many password managers include browser add-ons and mobile apps. Remember to never share your login credentials.
Don't use names and numbers that are easy to guess like a birth date, number in sequence, house number, etc. Do not use one password for everything. Have multiple passwords and change them often.
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