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Cell Phone Scam

Recently we have had some members call in and let us know that they have received a call or text message (on their cell phone) that their debit card has been blocked and that they need to reactivate their card. You are asked to either push “1” to reactivate your card or call back an 800 number. If you do either of these you will be prompted to enter your card number and pin number. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS. This is a scam to get your card number.

Please remember First Heritage would NEVER ask for this information via phone, text message or email. If you have provided this information please call us IMMEDIATELY at 800-833-3338 or 936-4667 so we may assist you.

This is a nationwide vishing scam that is targeting financial institutions. Any call that asks you to input your card number and PIN number in not legitimate.

Internet Banking Alert

Some internet banking users are being prompted to enter sensitive information once accessing the Internet Banking sign-on screen. This screen is caused by malware or a Trojan on the user’s machine. The fraudulent screen asks for sensitive information such as your card number and PIN. If malware or a Trojan on your computer directs you to this screen DO NOT provide any information and have your computer scanned for malware or Trojans. Please be aware that First Heritage will never ask you for sensitive information when logging into internet banking. If you have provided your card number when logging in please contact us immediately at 1-800-833-3338.

 

Security Notification All persons are hereby notified that unauthorized attempts to upload information and/or change information on this web site is strictly prohibited and are subject to prosecution under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986.