- Jul 30, 2025
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What Are the Common Signs of Fraudulent Behavior?
Fraud can happen to anyone, and recognizing the warning signs early is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your finances. As a local community bank, we are committed to helping our customers stay informed and vigilant. Fraudulent behavior can take many forms, from phishing emails to unauthorized account activity, but there are common red flags that everyone should know. 1. Unusual Account Activity One of the most obvious signs of fraud is unfamiliar or suspicious activity in your...
Fraud Prevention
What to Do If You Get Scammed: A Step-by-Step Guide
Scams and cybercrime are on the rise, costing Americans nearly $21 billion in 2026 alone, according to the FBI’s annual crime report. Knowing what steps to take if you’ve been targeted by a scammer can make all the difference in protecting your finances and personal information. If you think you’ve encountered a scam or accidentally shared sensitive information, here’s what you should do right away: 1. Stop All Contact Cease all communication with the scammer immediately. Do not respond to...
Fraud Prevention
Compromised Phone? Discover Your Options with These Resources and Tips
Just like a computer our cell phones are at risk of being compromised by malware, viruses and fraudsters. If you think your phone has been compromised or if you are just looking for tips about keeping it secure, we have some tips and resources below. If a fraudster has gained access to your phone through malware, an app you downloaded, or other means, you have a few options: Turn your phone off: This will prevent fraudsters and malware from accessing anything on the device. Turn Airplane mode...
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