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Member Alert: Spoofing Scam

It has come to our attention that fraudsters are making calls and sending texts impersonating Astera Credit Union.
PLEASE REMEMBER ASTERA CREDIT UNION WILL NEVER CONTACT YOU AND ASK YOU FOR SENSITIVE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR ASTERA CU CARD OR ACCOUNT.

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Member Alert: Spoofing Scam

It has come to our attention that fraudsters are making calls and sending texts impersonating Astera Credit Union.
PLEASE REMEMBER ASTERA CREDIT UNION WILL NEVER CONTACT YOU AND ASK YOU FOR SENSITIVE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR ASTERA CU CARD OR ACCOUNT.

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Are the text commands case-sensitive?

Are the text commands case-sensitive?

What happens if the transaction in question in the fraud alert is legitimate?

How do I opt-out of text alerts?

Why do I receive multiple messages with Pg 1/2, Pg 2/2?

If my mobile number changes, what do I do?

What number will the fraud alert come from?

What if I do not have text messaging?

Are automated fraud alerts safe and secure?

How much does it cost to use automated fraud alerts?

How do I register for automated fraud alerts?

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