 We share these true stories of member experiences to help you avoid falling victim to a scam. If you ever have questions about the validity of a request for money or information about your account, contact us.
Scammers love long weekends! If you’re planning to hit the road this Labor Day, stay one step ahead of the bad guys with these three easy tips...  We share these true stories of member experiences to help you avoid falling victim to a scam. If you ever have questions about the validity of a request for money or information about your account, contact us.
One of our members, Silvia, had previously fallen for a romance scam, wiring funds from her account to someone she met online. We were able to convince her to stop sending money, and the scammer moved on... Or did he?  Get breaking news about service availability and other important updates.
Read on to learn more about what to expect.  We share these true stories of member experiences to help you avoid falling victim to a scam. If you ever have questions about the validity of a request for money or information about your account, contact us.
If you’re a grandparent, watch out. This scam begins with the thief calling you on the phone, posing as your grandchild. They’ll even use the correct name, which they may have pulled from social media. The caller, pretending to be your grandchild, will then ask for money for bail. Your real grandchild is safe at home unaware that Grandpa or Grandma is about to be scammed.  We share these true stories of member experiences to help you avoid falling victim to a scam. If you ever have questions about the validity of a request for money or information about your account, contact us.
Paula received what she thought was a phone call from the FBI asking for her help in their investigation of some suspected cyber criminals. All she had to do was wire funds to an account, and the FBI would do the rest. Wanting to help, Paula wired the funds and fell victim to an impersonation scam. |