If you notice any unauthorized transactions or suspect fraud, reach out to us immediately to report this at 765-236-0600.
Online Dating Scams Infographic
Has an online love interest asked you for money? That's a scam.
Scammers know millions of people use online dating sites. They are there, too, hiding behind fake profiles.
Information published from the FTC and ABA Foundation
ATM and Debit Cards are a great way to provide access to your money 24/7. Criminals would love to use your cards to access your money as well. Here are some tips to help keep your cards safe.
Malware and ransomware are malicious software that can be installed on your computer to steal information (such as usernames and passwords, your browser history or files on your computer), encrypt files and demand money to unlock them or corrupt your files or operating system. These are some ways to help prevent malware and ransomware on your devices:
Think of passwords as one of the layers of defense to protect your valuables (your accounts). The better your password, the better your defense. Here are some good practices when it comes to passwords:
Phishing is when criminals send emails attempting to get you to reveal personal or financial information or usernames and passwords.
Business Email Compromise is when a criminal pretends to be a CEO or company president. They will use this fake email to get users to wire money or pay false invoices to false accounts.
Vishing is when criminals use text messages to send fake information or try to get you to click on a malicious link. Criminals can also spoof caller ID to get you to believe you are receiving a phone call from a trusted source.
Here are some tips to avoid these types of scams:
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