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Fraud and identity theft can happen to anyone. Stay informed and safeguarded with resources designed to help you recognize, prevent, and respond to fraud and identity theft. From common scams to real-time education, SAFE is here to help you protect what matters most.
Blog
Tips to help identify fraudulent texts and phone calls appearing to be from SAFE Credit Union.
Scammers and fraudsters are constantly evolving their tactics in targeting people and their wallets.
Nothing can ruin a shopping trip faster than finding out that a fraudster has stolen your credit card information.
Podcast
This episode provides insights on the most common frauds and scams and shares tips on what you can do to avoid them.
Scams that play on your emotions and seek to gain your trust, they will often demand payment via cash app or through pre-paid gift cards.
You see an offer too good to be true for a costly or much-wanted item, but the seller says you can only pay with cash or through a payment app.
A person says they’re with the IRS, Social Security, police or other agency and say that if you don’t pay a fine immediately, you will be arrested or a lawsuit filed against you.
You get a call from a stranger saying there is a problem with your computer and they will charge you a fee to fix it.
The person claims to be your family member or friend in need of immediate financial assistance.
You’re told you won a lottery, but you must send cash to pay the taxes before receiving the winnings.
Beware of get-rich-quick schemes, passive-income opportunities that promise you’ll make large amounts with little to no work, and vague business opportunities.
A person you’ve only known through social media or online says they need money to visit you in person or to help them with a problem.
A person claiming to be from a financial institution gives you false information on where to wire money to close on a home sale.
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