Types of fraud 1
Types of fraud 2
Types of fraud 3
Bonus
100

This is where someone is unauthorized to use the members account. 

Account Fraud

100

When someone uses the members card without permission. 

Card Fraud

100

When someone calls in trying to find information on account that is.

Phishing/ Social Engineering Red Flags

100

Who is Heidi's favorite fraudster

Slime

200

This is where someone uses a property or someone else's information to obtain a loan. 

Loan/Mortgage Fraud

200

When someone steals or changes the members check

Check Fraud

200

When the member gets a call phone someone claiming to be us and they call back network routes them to the fraudster it is called

Telephone and mobile service fraud

200

What are things to look for when helping a member. 

Name 1 thing

They have someone on their phone.

They are not willing to talk to you about why they are doing something. 


300

They are acting a part to get what they want.

Con Artists

300

Deliberate and inappropriate use of someone else’s identity to defraud or cheat

Identification Fraud

300

Fraud that involves taking advantage of members through fraudulent investments, debt consolidation, or foreclosure prevention

Investment Fraud

300

What is the best way we can help prevent fraud.

Asking questions

400

Fraud involving currency such as counterfeit or altered bills

Currency and counterfeit fraud

400

Taking advantage of someone's want for a relationship to defraud them

Romance Fraud

400

Transactions that look out of the norm and locks the member out of shared branching

Shared Branching/Cooper Fraud

400

True/False If you feel uncomfortable with a shared branching member you can turn the away even if they pass the verification steps. 

True. Follow all the verification steps but always trust your instincts.

500

Coercing, lying to or cheating a person for personal financial gain

Member/Vulnerable Adult Abuse

500

When someone uses the members account and routing number.

ACH Fraud

500

Fraudsters attempting to send fraudulent wires from member's accounts

Wire Fraud

500

What are things a con artist will do?

  • Embarrassing: making an employee hurry a transaction by acting rude or arrogant, (e.g., “I’m on my way to an important business meeting, can’t you hurry this up?”)
  • Distracting: talking fast or using a decoy such as a crying child
  • Deceiving: Use of false identification or counterfeit checks