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ATTENTION: United Check Card and
United Credit Card Customers
Card usage in some foreign countries may be blocked for security reasons. If you are planning to travel outside the United States, please contact a customer service representative before you leave.
United Check Card Customers
Please contact Electronic Banking at the telephone number
on the back of your card (1-800-7-CHECK-9).
United Credit Card Customers
Please contact a Bankcard Representative at the telephone number
on the back of your card (1-800-242-7600).
Don't be tricked by a new fraud game known as phishing.
Phishing (pronounced "fishing") is when a person or a group of cyber-criminals creates an imitation or copy of an existing legitimate Web page to trick users into providing sensitive personal information, such as credit or debit card numbers, account username and password, social security numbers or PIN numbers. This information is then sold to other criminals, who use it for financial gain. They do this by using a trusted brand of well-known banks, online retailers and credit card companies. The request will include upsetting or exciting statements so people will react immediately and respond with the desired information without thinking.
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If you receive an email or telephone inquiry asking for your personal information, DO NOT RESPOND! |
Check its authenticity by contacting the company that appears to be the originator of the request.
United Bank will not make a telephone inquiry or send an email to verify or update confidential customer information.
Responding to phishing emails or phone calls puts your accounts at risk.
If you think you have been a victim of phishing, contact us immediately at 1-800-EASY-UNB.
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Don't be an Online Victim. "How to guard against Internet thieves and electronic scams." |
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Credit Card Customers -Did you know your United Credit Card comes with around the clock protection against fraud? > more information |
To learn more about phishing, visit: www.antiphishing.org
