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Imposter Fraud - Who is Calling?

Did you just get a call out of nowhere from SEAFCU?

Are they asking personal questions over the phone?

Are they asking for your security questions or pin numbers?

Fraudsters may pretend to be from your Credit Union to win your trust and steal your money.

Warning signs include:

• Asking for your password, PIN or one-time passcodes

• Giving a time limit or creating a sense of urgency

• Asking you to move your money as a safeguard against fraudulent transactions.

When scammers call you, the number that shows up on your phone may appear to be the same number of your local branch or the member service line. This is called spoofing.

If you question the caller's legitimacy, do not give out or verify any information.

Hang up and call your local branch directly if a call feels suspicious.

WE WILL NEVER ASK FOR YOUR PIN or PASSWORDS OVER THE PHONE!!!!

What do I do if I gave out my Information?

If you gave someone your PIN, Password, or other personal information call your local branch for assistance. We are here to help make sure your account is secure. If it is outside normal operating hours call the appropriate number below to secure your account until you can visit your local branch for more assistance. You can also contact to your local Police department or the Cochise County Sheriff's Department on their non-emergency line to make a report.

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