IMPORTANT NOTICE! (as of 8.19.08 from the NCUA)
Some credit union members and non-members are receiving e-mails, phone text messaging, or phone calls from scam artists posing as the credit union. They may look or sound somewhat authentic. These "phishing scams " ask for sensitive information, such as, online banking pin numbers, savings & checking account numbers, social security number, date of birth, ATM/Debit & VISA card numbers, etc. The e-mail may also contain a "special offer", such as, "receive $ credit to your account" by providing the information OR "your online banking access has expired or will be shut down" if you do not respond or provide the sensitive information. Sometimes a link to a "fraudulent site" is contained within the e-mail or phone text message. It may even have a phone number to call. To protect your information and identity - DO NOT RESPOND!
Fremont Federal Credit Union WILL NEVER ASK FOR SENSITIVE INFORMATION IN THIS FASHION via PHONE CALL, E-MAIL, OR PHONE TEXT MESSAGING.
**IF YOU FEEL YOU HAVE COMPROMISED YOUR ACCOUNT OR YOUR IDENTITY IN ANY WAY BY RESPONDING TO THESE, PLEASE CONTACT US AT 419-334-4434.
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