At WSECU, protecting our members’ account safety and security is our top priority.  While today’s world of high-speed technology brings countless benefits to conducting business, it also raises certain challenges with regard to protecting an individual’s identity.  At WSECU, we are working hard to meet those challenges and also serve as an educational resource for our members.  From prevention to recovery, we are here to help you protect yourself.  

Fraud FAQs

Phishing Alerts

How can I protect myself from identity theft?

What should I do if my identity has been compromised?

Will filing a fraud alert protect me from identity theft?

Articles:

Protect Yourself From Identity Theft: Don't Get Hooked By "Phishing" Scams.

Arm Yourself Against Identity Theft:  Prevention & Recovery

From Spam to Scam:  Protect Yourself Online

Telemarketing Scams: If It Sounds Too Good To Be True, It Probably Is!

Resources:

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Equifax: 800-525-6285

Experian: 888-EXPERIAN

TransUnion: 800-680-7289

Federal Financial Regulators ID Theft Brochure

Federal Trade Commission

Federal Trade Commission identity theft information

WSECU Identity Theft Brochure

WSECU Credit Reporting Brochure

Falcon Fraud Prevention Service

Remove your name from Pre-screened Credit Offers

Register your phone number donotcall.gov

Fake Checks.org

Get a free copy of your credit report

Privacy Rights Clearing House

Telephone & Phishing Scams on the Rise

Credit Freeze Law Goes Into Effect in WA State

WA State Attorney General

Antiphishing workgroup

National Crime Prevention Council

Internet Crime Complaint Center

If you have a fraud question or concern, please email us, contact our Call Center at 800.562.0999, or stop by any of our branches and we will do our very best to answer your questions quickly and completely.