Fraud Alerts

Identity thieves use a variety of techniques to obtain your personal information. As we become aware of these schemes, we will post them below for your awareness and protection. If you receive an email, text message or phone call detailing a change in your account, please contact us immediately to verify the validity of the information received.

Phishing Alert – Andrews Federal has become aware of a phishing attempt whereby members have received fraudulent emails from the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).
Vishing Alert - Several Andrews Federal members have received fraudulent automated phone calls.
Smishing Alert - Text messages have been received by members which request the recipient to call a phone number where personal information is solicited.
Stimulus Rebate used as Bait in Scam - Several scams have surfaced which lure individuals seeking their Economic Stimulus Rebate.
Telephone Credit Card Scam - Scammers are posing as Visa and Mastercard employees to obtain the 3-digit security code on the back of your card.
Travelers Check Fraud Scheme - Andrews Federal has become aware of a growing fraud scheme involving a variety of financial instruments including $500 counterfeit travelers checks.
Are You Ready for Vishing? - ID thieves are using phones to pose as legitimate financial institutions.
NAFCU Phishing Alert - Warning about a phishing email that instructs individuals to go online and verify personal credit card information.
IRS warns consumers about fraud schemes
No Keypad, No PIN - Do not give out your PIN number to anyone requesting it via phone or email.
FBI Fraud Alert - The FBI warns of scenarios that could lead to a scam.
Avoiding Counterfeit Check Scams - Beware if someone pays you by check and wants cash back.
Protecting Your Card Information - Tips for protecting credit and check card information
Seller Beware! - Selling merchandise online and through classified ads.