The most recent financial scam involves online payments to creditors using Federal Reserve Bank routing numbers. Fraudsters are attempting to convince consumers that there are “secret” accounts held for the consumer at the Federal Bank, and these accounts may be used to pay the consumer’s bills. In the process, scammers collect account numbers and balances from consumers. This scam has not impacted TNConnect or its members, but we take your financial security seriously and wanted members to be aware of the most recent financial threat. – Thomas Lumadue, IT Manager
More detailed information can be found via the Consumerist: here.
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The most recent financial scam involves online payments to creditors using Federal Reserve Bank routing numbers. Fraudsters are attempting to convince consumers that there are “secret” accounts held for the consumer at the Federal Bank, and these accounts may be used to pay the consumer’s bills. In the process, scammers collect account numbers and balances from consumers. This scam has not impacted TNConnect or its members, but we take your financial security seriously and wanted members to be aware of the most recent financial threat. – Thomas Lumadue, IT Manager