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这些都是常见欺诈计划的例子
(不一定是直接财务成员的经验).
通常通过电子邮件或邮政邮件发起, 骗子寄来一封信,说你中了彩票. 在信中, 通常会有指示要求你发送资金和/或你的银行账户信息, 支付处理费用, taxes, 以及其他杂费,以便收到你的奖金. No legitimate lottery will ever require payment or bank account information to receive your winnings. 欲知详情,请浏览以下联邦贸易委员会网页: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/fake-prize-sweepstakes-and-lottery-scams
你会收到一封邮件, 电话或短信通知您,您的帐户已检测到欺诈行为. 这种沟通甚至可能看起来来自你自己的金融机构. 你被要求提供信息, 通常是信用卡号或登录凭证, 解决所谓的欺诈或防止帐户被关闭.
通常是通过电话,骗子利用你乐于助人的愿望. 在一个常见的版本中, 你接到一个电话,告诉你你的孙子有麻烦了,需要经济援助, 有时还会进一步解释说他们出了事故或被捕了. The fraudster asks you to withdraw a large sum of cash and states you cannot tell anyone about the situation, 否则这个家庭成员可能会惹上更多麻烦. 骗子可能会要求你购买礼品卡, 通过西联汇款汇款, 或者安排一个当地的骗子从你家里拿走这笔钱.
通常通过电话来完成, the scammer will call you pretending to be from a government agency such as the Social Security Administration, the IRS, 甚至是医疗保险. They will often threaten that something bad will happen if you do not provide your personal information or provide what they are requesting. 你的来电显示甚至可能显示来电来自政府部门,但来电显示是可以伪造的. 诈骗者还可能冒充执法人员, 比如FBI, threatening that you may be arrested if you do not provide personal information or do not send them money. No government agency or law enforcement official will ever ask you for your personal information over the phone or request that you send them money! 有关详情,请浏览以下的联邦贸易委员会连结: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-avoid-government-impersonator-scam
您在计算机上看到一个弹出消息,告诉您计算机中有病毒. 该消息可能看起来类似于合法的杀毒软件消息. 在某些情况下, 欺诈者试图向你出售几乎没有作用的虚假安全软件. 在其他情况下, 这种欺诈可能涉及非法获取信用卡信息, 或者安装诸如击键记录程序等恶意软件. 如果您单击接受下载, you have likely allowed the installation of malicious software and given control of your computer to the fraudster.
骗子会通过电话联系他们的受害者, email, or text and pose as someone from an often-well-known business such as Amazon or Norton Anti-Virus. The scammer will generally state that something is wrong with your account or that a charge has been made for something you didn’t purchase. They will request that you contact them immediately to rectify the issue and at that point they may also request access to your device to process a refund. 一旦他们进入了你的设备, they ask you to login to your online banking which in the process of doing so they are stealing your login credentials/gaining access to your accounts and account information. 有关详情,请浏览以下的联邦贸易委员会连结: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-spot-avoid-and-report-tech-support-scams
骗子用和合法雇主一样的方式发布招聘广告——在线(在广告中), 在工作现场, 和社交媒体). 他们承诺给你一份工作,但他们想要的是你的钱和你的个人信息. 他们通常会寄给你一张支票,让你为这项工作购买设备或材料. 他们也可能要求你用这笔钱购买礼品卡. No legitimate potential employer will ever send you a check and then tell you to send on part of the money or buy gift cards with it. 支票将被退回,银行将要求你偿还假支票的金额. 有关详情,请浏览以下的联邦贸易委员会连结: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/job-scams
骗子会通过在线销售广告联系他们的受害者, 比如Craigslist或Facebook Marketplace上的广告, 要求购买该物品. The scammer will send their victim a check in an amount that is more than the agreed upon purchase price and ask the victim to send the overage back to them immediately. 支票被退回,而受害者则要承担损失. 有关详情,请浏览以下的联邦贸易委员会连结: http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/features/fake-check-scams
如果某件事听起来好得令人难以置信,那它很可能就是真的!
Each year, millions of Americans discover that criminals have fraudulently assumed their identities. A fraudster using a stolen Social Security number or other personal information can quickly run up thousands of dollars in purchases before the victim becomes aware that their identity has been stolen.
身份盗窃已经成为美国增长最快的犯罪行为, a crime which usually leaves victims with the responsibility of cleaning up a web of phony purchases, 虚假的账户, 信用评级受损.
If you are concerned about potential identity theft for your child or children under 18 years of age, 你可以用这张表格把信寄给三个主要的信用机构. 您需要输入您的信息三次, 因为这个表格创建了给所有三个局的信.
如果你担心你18岁以下的孩子是身份盗窃的受害者, you should contact the three credit bureaus and ask them to search for your child’s information. 欲知详情,请浏览以下的联邦贸易委员会网页: 如何保护您的孩子免遭身份盗窃| FTC消费者信息
如果你认为自己是受害者,请拨打800.966.8200.
Visit the sites below for further information on fraud prevention and what to do if you become a victim.
To help limit the amount of telemarketing calls you receive and your chances of a scammer contacting you, 你可以在这里注册你的电话号码: http://www.donotcall.gov/
随时了解诈骗的最新情况, visit the following summary page on the FTC website and subscribe to Consumer Alerts by clicking on “Get Email Updates”: 诈骗警报| FTC消费者信息
ReportFraud.ftc.gov is the federal government's website where you can report fraud, scams, and bad business practices.
Visit consumer.ftc.gov 寻找窍门,学习如何避免诈骗.
考虑冻结三大主要信用报告机构的担保. 这可以在网上或通过电话完成. 安全冻结禁止, 有一些特殊的例外, the credit reporting agency from releasing the consumer’s credit report or any information from it without the authorization of the consumer.
Equifax
安全冻结|冻结或解冻您的信用| Equifax®
Experian
益百利安全冻结中心
Transunion
Credit Freeze | Freeze My Credit | TransUnion
The Attorney’s General Office is also another 消费者保护 resource that you can reach out to if you are a victim of fraud. 访问这个直接链接到佛蒙特州AGO的网站: 诈骗-佛蒙特州总检察长办公室
如果你认为你已经成为身份盗窃的受害者, 或者如果你有任何问题, 请拨打呼叫中心800.966.8200.