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Please be aware of fraudsters contacting members unexpectedly via text regarding a new device accessing accounts. The text contains a fraudulent link, which may ask for credentials.
The text reads as follows: A new device signed into your account. If this wasn’t you click APGFCUBANK.weebly.com.
The link may also appear as: http://myapgfcu.weebly[.]com
If you receive this text appearing to be from APGFCU:
Click here for more information regarding safeguarding your accounts from text scams.
At APGFCU, we offer several tools and resources to protect you from identity theft and bring awareness of potential scams. To minimize the risk to your accounts and personal financial information, learn how APGFCU protects you.
Scammers are posing as a financial institution (like APGFCU) or online retail customer service agents to gain access to your data and finances. View the red flags.
Seniors and grandparents are targets for several scams, both from family and caregivers as well as strangers, that can cost them big. Learn how to spot and stop senior financial abuse.
Protect your personal information from scammers who are posing as computer support/technicians. Learn how to identify a scammer. Or, watch this Tech Support Scam - YouTube Video.
Use the following methods to contact us if you have suspicious activity on your accounts, or if you suspect you are a victim of fraud or identity theft.