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October 4, 2022
Nusenda Credit Union, along with financial institutions nationwide, is seeing an increase in fraudulent phone calls, texts, and other types of cyberattacks. It’s an unfortunate reality that financial scams are growing in numbers, participants, and creativity as time goes on.
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September 1, 2022
Recently, we have seen an increase in fraud nationwide. Many of these financial scams are sophisticated, and we want you to be prepared. Here are some scams to be aware of and ways to protect yourself from loss:
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August 11, 2022
August 11, 2022
Nusenda Credit Union, along with financial institutions nationwide, are seeing an increase in fraudulent phone calls, texts, and other types of cyberattacks. It’s an unfortunate reality that financial scams are growing in numbers, participants, and creativity as time goes on. We want to help you keep your personal and financial information safe.
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August 10, 2022
We have received reports of New Mexican’s receiving fraudulent phone calls claiming to be Nusenda Credit Union, from a phone number manipulated to look like Nusenda.
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University of New Mexico Health (UNM Health) recently announced that more than 637,000 patients may have had some of their personal information compromised.
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We have received reports of fraudulent emails being sent to random email addresses and claiming to be from Nusenda Credit Union.
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Recently, the U.S. Secret Service circulated an information alert to its field offices describing a Nigerian crime ring committing large-scale fraud against multiple state unemployment insurance offices.
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We have received reports of fraudulent phone calls claiming to be from Nusenda Credit Union and seeking card information. Remember, Nusenda will NEVER contact members requesting their card number and PIN. Please do not provide any personal or account information.
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The overwhelming amount of news coverage surrounding the novel coronavirus has scammers taking advantage of the public’s concerns and fears. During this critical time, it is important to be proactive and safeguard yourself against coronavirus-related fraud.
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Scammers always try to stay one step ahead of security measures when it comes to accessing your personal information. Actions that seem to be ordinary — like talking about a purchase on social media, or announcing a long-awaiting vacation — are now being used by fraudsters to gather your personal information and compromise your accounts.
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