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BE ALERT: Watch out for fraudulent e-mails asking for your One Vision Account information (account number, Social Security number, or PIN). Identity thieves are always running "phishing" scams that target consumers. One Vision FCU will never e-mail you and ask for an account number, PIN, or Social Security Number or other confidential information - we already have it!
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Please be aware that a new security feature has been added to our ONlinE Vision service. You may have been or will soon be prompted to select and answer 5 secret questions to establish your identity. You may be required to answer some of these questions at a later date when logging into your ONlinE Vision account. This additional measure is an added level of security to verify that the person accessing an account is authorized.
Watch out for Internet "Phishing" Scams!
"Phishing" is an email scam that attempts to trick consumers into revealing personal financial information. It typically involves bogus email messages that use legitimate materials, such as a credit union or other organization's Web site graphics and logos in an attempt to gain your information. The request may be made for account information, credit card numbers, social security numbers, and PIN information.
How to recognize potential "Phishing" scams:
While many of "phishing" emails can look like legitimate web sites, there are a few features that are often indicators the email could be a scam. If it:
- Asks you to provide personal financial information such as your bank account number, credit card number, PIN, or Social Security Number
- Fails to address you by name
- Warns your account will be closed or suspended unless you reconfirm your financial information
- Warns you have been the victim of fraud
- Informs you have won a special prize or earned a reward, but you must first confirm your account information
- Has spelling or grammatical errors
How to avoid becoming a victim:
- Never respond to an unsolicited email that asks for personal financial information
- Do not reply to the email and do not respond by clicking on a link within the email message
- Contact the actual business that supposedly sent the email to verify if it is genuine. Call a phone number that you know to be legitimate, such as those provided on your statement
- Check your monthly statements to
verify transactions. Notify your credit union or credit card
issuer immediately if you find any suspicious transactions
on your statement
If you feel as though you have been a victim of a "phishing" scam, please contact us immediately at (812) 945-4600 or via email at onevisionfcu@onevisionfcu.org
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Always remember, One Vision Federal Credit Union will NEVER contact you via email and ask you for your personal information.
You
are eligible to be a member if you live, work, worship or
attend school in Clark, Floyd, or Harrison County in Southern
Indiana! Come enjoy the benefits of
membership today!
Your savings federally insured to at least $100,000
and backed by the full faith and credit
of the United States Government
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