Fraud Alert
Scammers are impersonating Bank Midwest. If you receive an unexpected call or message from someone from Bank Midwest regarding unauthorized account activity, call us back using a trusted number. Remember, we will never request your login credentials, authentication code or account information through phone calls not initiated by you. If you feel your information may have been compromised, please contact us using the number on your debit card or our website, 888.902.5662.
Bank impersonation scams are hitting close to home. People lose thousands of dollars when sophisticated scammers pose as bank employees. Using tactics like spoofed caller IDs, urgent instructions, and requests for large cash withdrawals, fraudsters skillfully manipulate victims. Learn from a real-life scam involving Bank Midwest and the unfortunate impact it can have.
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Older adults are increasingly the targets of scammers who use deception and fear tactics to convince the elderly to send money or provide personal account information. Make sure your loved ones are aware of these common type of scams.
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Protect your accounts from evolving AI fraud techniques. Learn about the common types of AI fraud, how to identify risks and take proactive steps to safeguard your finances.
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Investment scams are on the rise, and they can strike anyone, anywhere. Learn how to protect yourself with these common warning signs and hear a real-life story of how Bank Midwest helped one customer recover.
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In an evolving digital landscape, businesses can proactively defend against ACH and check fraud with a Positive Pay system from Bank Midwest. It detects fraudulent transactions before money leaves your account. Whether you run a large corporation or operate solo, dealing with fraud can disrupt your business.
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Robocalls have become a frustrating and persistent problem for many people, with an estimated 46 billion robocalls made in the United States in 2020 alone. If you’re wondering why you’re getting so many robocalls and what you can do about them, read on. Why do you get so many robocalls? According to the Federal Trade…
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Recklessness online may cause you to inadvertently install malicious computer software known as ransomware. Here’s how to prevent ransomware for businesses and personal devices.
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Don’t let fraud stop you in your tracks this holiday season. You can keep scams out of your holiday plans by following a few simple tips and tricks as you hunt down the best gifts for the people you love.
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With the technologically advanced world that you’re living in, it’s important to know how to keep your information safe. Learn about fraud prevention in this article.
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Scams can take endless forms, but intimidation scams are the most threatening and familiar. When we break down how scare tactics work, it can be easier to spot them and stop them. Here are 3 ways con artists use scare tactics and how you can stop them.
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Fraud is serious business. The best way to protect your business from fraud and corruption is to understand the risks and put preventative measures in place.
ContinueFraudsters are at work every day to steal your personal information and money. Even though new scams are emerging almost every day, you can always rely on the basics to stop internet fraud in its tracks. Here are three red flags you should look out for to avoid internet scams.
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Tax season also means scam season. Thousands of people have lost millions of dollars and personal data to tax-related scams. New variations of scams appear every year. Remain alert and follow these tax scam tips provided by the IRS.
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For safe online banking, your security decisions will protect your accounts from hacking and fraud. Follow these five quick tips to bank safely from your computer or mobile device.
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Bank Midwest has been the target of a type of fraud attempt called whaling that is growing in popularity. Instead of going after small fish (individuals), attackers are beginning to target bigger ones like organizations. All companies, even small ones, must remain alert for this growing type of attack since there currently isn’t any type…
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