Fraud Fighters

Safeguard Yourself and Your Loved Ones from Cybercrime

A guide outlining classic online fraud attempts to help you stay cybersecure.

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Keep your finances safe from sneaky scammers this holiday season.

In the digital age, tech support scams have become a prevalent threat to credit union members. These fraudsters target unsuspecting individuals, often using convincing tactics to steal personal information and money. Here’s a closer look at how tech imposter fraud works and tips to help you protect yourself.

Protect Yourself from Fraud & Scams

The fall season is often where we see an increased trend in scams and fraud attempts. Learn to protect yourself.

Gift Cards: A Favorite for Scammers

Gift cards are meant to be convenient and fun, a quick way to treat friends, family, or yourself. Unfortunately, scammers love them too, but for very different reasons.

Social Media Giveaway Scams

Social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook are full of fun content, but they also provide fertile ground for scammers looking to take advantage of unsuspecting users through fake giveaways.

Facebook Marketplace Scams

A new scam is making its way across Facebook Marketplace, targeting users through the people they trust the most: their friends. Learn the signs of this scam and ways you can protect yourself and your loved ones.

One-Time Passcode Fraud

Learn more about one-time passcode (OTP) fraud and how to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Unpaid Toll Scams

Have you recently received a text claiming you owe money for unpaid tolls? Even if you have driven through a toll, this text is likely a scam.

Investment & Romance Scams

Investment and romance scams are the costliest types of elder abuse fraud. These deceptive schemes often start on social media, where scammers build trust to access victims' savings. We’ll break down how these scams typically unfold, highlight common warning signs, and share practical steps to help safeguard yourself or loved ones who might be vulnerable.

Financial Institution Impersonation Scams

Scammers are hard at work. Leveraging technology, they target unsuspecting consumers with one goal: to steal your money and private account information, including PINs, passwords, and one-time access codes.