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Fraud Information Center

ATCU will never call or email you to request your private or secure information.
Please do not respond to these types of phone calls, text messages or emails.

If you receive a fraudulent email, please do the following:

• Do not respond to the email

• Delete the email

• Delete the email from your Deleted Items folder.

• Contact ATCU with any questions or for assistance

For additional information about Identity Theft, visit the Internet Crime Compliant Center's website (IC3) at http://www.ic3.gov/

Tips to Prevent Phishing:

• Do not call the number provided in a phone call or voice message. Instead, call the number on the back of the credit card or on a billing statement.
   

• If the caller poses as a financial institution and asks for a credit card number or the three-digit code on the back of the card, hang up and call the phone number on the back of the card to report the attempt.
   

• Be cautious when dialing a call return number or replying to an e-mail about a financial matter.
   

• Credit card companies normally refer to customers by their full name in any communication. An e-mail or telephone call that does not use a full name may be a scam.