Six Signs of Personal Loan Scams
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Today, every internet-ready device and website you use could be a risk, especially when you set up or use accounts that require personal information.
Phishing is a specific type of fraud that uses email or text messages to steal passwords, account numbers, or personal information. If they get that information, they could access your email, bank, and other accounts. Or they could sell your information to other scammers and steal your identity.
Remember, no legitimate representative of Kirtland Credit Union will ever ask you for your PIN, password, or passcode.
How do I know if an email or text message is a scam?
Bogus websites that look legitimate and ask you to provide personal information.
This can happen when you enter a legitimate website, but your browser is redirected to a bogus location that resembles it to collect your personal information.
There are many techniques thieves use to install malicious programs on your devices. The programs capture your keystrokes and network traffic to steal personal information, including user IDs and passwords.
If they get your laptop, smartphone, or another device, thieves can use any unsecured data to discover passwords and access accounts.
Skimming is a type of payment card fraud. It’s a way of stealing PINs and other information from credit and debit cards using a device where people insert or swipe their cards to complete a transaction. ATM machines, gas pumps, and point-of-sale (POS) terminals are the most common.
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Lost or stolen possessions: Thieves could break into your home and vehicle or opportunistically pick up your wallet, phone, mail, and other documents or possessions that have your personal information.
Dig through mail and trash in search of bank and credit card statements, preapproved credit card offers, tax information, and other documents that may contain personal details.
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