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Scammers are impersonating First Financial Bank Fraud department by spoofing our 800-511-0045 number to gain access to financial information. Caller gives a name and ID number; Caller asks you to verify the number on your caller ID matches the number on the back of your debit card to legitimize the call
Most often the goal of the scammer is to get you to enter your personal information, like your social security number, account number and password, on a “fake” or “spoofed” website. These sites are designed to look like your bank's website or other site you log into.
13 wrz 2024 · Please be aware of a phone scam impersonating First Financial representatives to commit fraud. The call may come from a spoofed number, where the caller ID information appears to be a call or text coming from First Financial.
Consider it a potential scam. Here are six fast ways to tell when a “bank” text doesn’t pass the smish test: You don’t recognize the number, kinda. If the number attached to the text is not identified as one of your contacts, don’t trust it.
Text scams start off with a text message from a fraudster pretending to be your bank. The message typically looks like an account alert or a fraud warning and may include a link to a website that is similar to your bank's legitimate website.
If you have any concerns or believe you have fallen victim to a scam, please report it at abuse@ffin.com.
13 wrz 2024 · Please be aware of a phone scam impersonating First Financial representatives to commit fraud. The call may come from a spoofed number, where the caller ID information appears to be a call or text coming from First Financial.
