Scams aren’t new but the way they show up today is constantly changing. Many scams are designed to look familiar and trustworthy.
Fake Websites: One common tactic involves fake websites that closely resemble a real bank’s site. The websites may look very realistic at first glance but small details matter. Here’s a typical scenario:
Red Flags: Scams often rely on urgency or distraction. Pause and look for these warning signs:
Simple Ways to Avoid Scams
1. Bookmark our website
Save piedmontfederal.bank in your browser so you don’t need to rely on search results.
2. Check the address bar before logging in and look for:
3. Keep your contact information up to date
Accurate phone numbers and emails ensure you receive important alerts if something unusual happens.
4. Be cautious with links
Avoid clicking links in unexpected emails or texts, even if they appear to come from a trusted source. When in doubt, go directly to our website.
5. Act quickly if something doesn’t look right
Change your password, review recent activity, and contact us directly. Early action can help prevent further issues.
Our team is here to help if you need guidance or reassurance. Contact us when in doubt.
Piedmont Federal is committed to providing you with a secure online experience that protects your confidential information. We take the following measures to help ensure your safety and security online.
Piedmont Federal is committed to providing you with a secure online experience that protects your confidential information. We take the following measures to help ensure your safety and security online.
Piedmont Federal is committed to providing you with a secure online experience that protects your confidential information. We take the following measures to help ensure your safety and security online.
Our website may provide links to other non-Piedmont Federal companies. Please be aware that when you visit another site, you are then subject to the security of that site. Piedmont Federal is not responsible for the security on these sites.