The holidays may be over, but the online spam risks remain in full force. Make sure you are protected at all times. Do not click on any links or messages pretending to be Morgantown Bank & Trust. If you have any questions about your account or potential scams, you can visit our website 24/7 to find legitimate contact information for the bank or call our after-hours debit card fraud hotline at 1-844-202-5333.
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ACTIVE FRAUD ALERT: We have been made aware that scammers are sending fictitious text messages claiming to be Benchmark. We will NEVER text you and ask you to click on a link and provide your banking credentials. To learn more about safeguarding your identity, bank accounts, and more, please visit https://lnkd.in/e5pkygJ. #WithYouforLife #MemberFDIC #EqualHousingLender
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Important tip! Never share the “one time passcode” or OTP that you receive when securely signing into your bank account. OTP fraud is on the rise and we have tips on how to avoid getting scammed: https://ow.ly/hlc650OZo9V #cyberaware
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Did you know... If you dial *72 on your phone, followed by a phone number, your phone will be forwarded to that number? (Dial *73 to reverse this) Your bank will NEVER ask you to do this. Criminals are increasingly using this technique to ensure they receive phone calls from your bank to verify activity, such as wire requests or fraud alerts. If you have not heard it, listen to this real-life story Andy Cohen shared on the Today Show. When in doubt, if you receive a call, text, or email from your financial institution that you question, call a KNOWN number or stop into a branch to verify. Add a contact in your phone now with the number on the back of your debit or credit cards to report them lost or stolen. Criminals are getting more creative every single day, so stay alert!
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How to avoid common credit and debit card scams 🔒 It’s a scary thought – but what would you do if your bank account was compromised? Many people in Australia are concerned about the increasing prevalence of credit and debit card fraud. To remain vigilant and proactive against this criminal behaviour, please ensure that you secure your card and pin at all times and stay up to date with fraudulent common practices. Learn more 👉 https://okt.to/msjPgr. . . . #regionalaustraliabank #customerownedbanking #scamawareness
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Really informative read, its so important to keep up to date with how you keep your data safe
Sim-swap fraud: How your bank account can be emptied by phone — The Guardian
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