Americans have lost too much money to fraudsters; and that’s just last year! We can help our customers learn how to spot shady emails by sharing things our Bank would never ask.
* ALWAYS treat incoming email as a potential risk for fraud.
* Banks NEVER pressure you to click on a suspicious link.
* Banks NEVER use scare tactics or threats to get you to act quickly.
* Banks NEVER send attachments in unexpected email.
* NEVER share personal information, PINs, Social Security Numbers or One-Time Passcodes.
If you have fallen for an email scam, contact your bank directly. Also. report the scam to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and to the FBI at ic3.gov. For more tips, videos, and an interactive quiz to find out what kind of “Scam Slayer” you are, visit BanksNeverAskThat.com.
