Were you contacted about card fraud?
Did you get a call about debit card fraud? The real fraud might actually be that phone call. Learn how to avoid this scam and protect your money.
Contact Dupaco immediately at 800-373-7600 if you:
The sooner we know, the sooner we can help you stop potentially fraudulent activity.
Monitoring your financial accounts and credit report helps you protect yourself from fraud.
If there’s suspicious account activity, you’re the first to know.
As a Dupaco member, you have several tools to keep your accounts—and your identity—safe.
Get free real-time notifications for ATM transactions, Shine Online and Mobile Banking sign-ins and more.
To get started, sign in to Shine and select eNotifiers. Under Activity Alerts, enable All Transactions to receive email or text messages for all transactions to your accounts.
Access your credit report and credit score for free any time with Bright Track. You should watch for:
Quickly disable your lost or stolen Dupaco cards in Shine with this free feature.
If you suspect your Dupaco card is lost or stolen, call Dupaco immediately at 800-373-7600.
This free tool helps prevent fraudsters from accessing your account in Shine—even if they manage to get your password.
In addition to your username and password, two-step verification requires a second form of authentication, or proof that it’s you who’s trying to log in. You’ll receive a unique security code—sent via text or email—that you enter each time you sign in.
Never share this unique security code with anyone.
Learn how to set up the feature in Shine
The special coverage helps you and your family recover from identity theft should you need it. The coverage provides up to $25,000 in expense reimbursement assistance and help restoring your identity with credit bureaus, the Social Security Administration and more.
Besides using Dupaco’s tools, here are a few other ways you can help keep your identity safe:
Create passwords using a combination of upper- and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols that do not contain sequences or repeated characters. Don’t use information that can be guessed, like your birth date or Social Security number.
These 9 tips can take your passwords to the next level >
Your Dupaco debit card PIN is yours and yours alone. Never share it. Ever.
The same goes for your Shine password. Dupaco will never ask for it.
Don’t be fooled by someone pretending to be Dupaco >
If you get a call from a loved one asking for money, pause first.
Scammers will pose as relatives or friends, asking for cash to help in an emergency.
In times of crisis, it might be hard to know if it’s a loved one or a scammer on the other end of the phone or email.
The Federal Trade Commission suggests taking these steps to help you determine whether it’s a scam:
Criminals have many ways of tricking you into sharing your personal and financial information. Taking the time to understand their common scams can help you stay protected.
We’ve rounded up eight common scams to help you be prepared.