Banks Never Ask That!

[Briana Hartzell USAA]

Fraudsters pose as credible organizations, such as banks and the IRS, “phishing" for your information. Check out this #BanksNeverAskThat infographic to learn three common ways people can get phished:

Text Message:
Your bank will never ask you to sign in, or give personal information via text message. #BanksDon'tAskThat

Email:
Watch out for emails that ask you to click on a link or provide personal information. You can report suspicious emails by sending them to abuse@usaa.com.

Phone Calls:
If you didn't expect a call from the bank, it could be a scam. Don't provide any personal information, just hang up and call the bank yourself. 

Stay vigilant and protect yourself against scams.

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To see a larger version of the infographic above, click the link below:

[sailaway]

will I still be able to use my fob after the transition to new security features?

[sygma1]

Thank you for the infographic.

[rocky3]

Good advice. Thank you. USAA always looks after our interests.

[USAA Social Service]

@rocky3, Glad you found that helpful. Stay vigilant! Have a great day  ~Tom

[Elliskay]

Always good information -- frequent reminders help!

~LSK

[Briana Hartzell USAA]

Thank you @Elliskay ! Have a great weekend!

[cthulhu]

An idea - show us some fraudulent text, email examples so we know what we're looking at ...and what to look for

[USAA Social Service]

Hello @cthulhu, thank you for reaching out to us and we appreciate you sharing your idea as we forward to Brianna and her team. ~Marco