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WARNING: LATEST TELEPHONE SCAM
Posted September 3, 2010
Suspicious Telephone Calls Claiming to Be From the FDIC Please click on the link below for more information: |
WARNING: LATEST E-MAIL SCAM
Posted March 29, 2010
E-mails, which appear to come from seemingly legitimate law firms, indicate that someone has filed a copyright lawsuit against the message recipient. The messages may contain malicious attachments or web links. If the recipient opens the attachment or follows the link, malicious code may be installed on the recipient's system. Take the following preventative measures to help mitigate the security risks:
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CUSTOMER E-MAIL ALERT:
Metuchen Savings Bank is concerned about the privacy and security of our customer information and would like you to be aware of fraudulent e-mails.
A fraudulent e-mail (also known as "phishing") is one that has been forged so that it appears to be a legitimate e-mail. This is because the graphics, design and e-mail address of the sender appear to be genuine. Often, it’s hard to detect a fraudulent e-mail. The e-mail will contain a link to a fake website that looks legitimate. The goal of these e-mails is to trick you into releasing sensitive personal information that can be used for identity theft (i.e. Credit Card and Social Security numbers, ATM/DebitCard numbers, PIN numbers, Sign-In Names, Passwords, Deposit Account numbers, etc.).
Metuchen Savings Bank has a policy of not contacting you via unsolicited e-mail or telephone to verify information that you have previously given to us. If you receive any suspicious e-mails or telephone calls claiming to be from us, do not respond and do not give any personal information. Please notify Customer Service at (732)549-2111 ext. 5050 during business hours.