Watch Out for Scams!

With the ever-growing danger of financial fraud, RNB/Front Range State Bank is committed to protecting our customers from criminal activities and
cybersecurity threats. We successfully block network attacks and prevent fraud losses every single day.

Scammers keep finding new ways to hack your accounts, use your identity, and steal your money, so we have compiled some resources from the
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that we think will be helpful to you in battling financial fraud and identity theft.

FTC imposter scams information

Scammers often target veterans and servicemembers. When in doubt give us a call directly.

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FTC online romance scams information

If someone you don’t know asks you to make a payment with a gift card or send them money, that is most likely a scam. Don’t do it.

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FTC phishing scams information

Be cautious when taking online quizzes. Don’t give out your personal information.

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FTC IRS scams information

Be aware that the IRS won’t contact you about your refund or to ask for sensitive information via text.

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FTC cryptocurrency scams information

Don’t trust calls or texts that ask for unconventional forms of payment.

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FTC gift card scams information

If you get a call, text or email requesting payment in the form of a gift card, don’t do it.

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FTC charity scams information

Make sure your donations for veterans are going to verifiable charities.

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FTC cyber scams information

Be wary of pre-approved credit card offers from banks you don’t know.

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FTC scams information

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is too good to be true.

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FTC phishing scams information

Check out our financial fraud protection tips and visit the FTC’s website for more ways to defend yourself from scams.

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FTC scams information

Be aware that scammers will ask you to pay with forms of currency that can’t be traced or recouped.

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FTC education technology fraud information

Learn to protect your child’s privacy online.

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FTC job offer fraud information

Be cautious of online job offers that ask for personal information.

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FTC imposter fraud information

Scammers may impersonate a business and ask for payment for their services. Don’t let them have access to your computer or any personal information.

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FTC imposter fraud information

Be cautious of communication from family members asking for money.

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FTC imposter fraud information

The FBI won’t ask you for money. It’s a scam.

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FTC phishing fraud information

Be cautious about disclosing any personal or sensitive information. This could be a phishing scam.

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FTC cryptocurrency fraud information

If you’re being asked to pay with a form of cryptocurrency, it’s a scam.

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FTC online investment fraud information

Don’t invest in a business if you haven’t done an investigation to confirm its validity.

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FTC online hiring fraud information

You shouldn’t have to pay upfront for a job. It’s probably a scam.

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FTC password fraud information

Use original passwords, don’t share them and don’t reuse the same passwords.

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Report fraud at FTC

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