SECURITY
INFORMATION How Secure is online banking at Avestar Credit
Union?
Naturally, security is a significant concern to Internet
users. Avestar Credit Union is connected to the Internet in a way
that keeps all the Credit Union's internal systems and member information
away from prying eyes. We have used every precaution to protect
your accounts. Every bit of information sent or received is encrypted,
making it unreadable during transmission. We also have a firewall
protecting the Credit Union's host computer. In addition to the
systematic precautions that we have taken to ensure information
security, your Avestar Credit Union password ensures that you are
the only authorized user with access to your account information.
Be sure to change your password every six months or so to ensure
its integrity. Keep your password in a secured place and don't reveal
it to anyone. No one at Avestar Credit Union will ever ask for your
password.
Can I transfer from my account to my spouse's
account?
You should be able to transfer among all accounts
on which you are a joint owner. Please give us a call to get this set up.
Is there a fee to use online banking at Avestar
Credit Union?
There is no fee to use Avestar Credit Union Online
Banking.
What type of browser do I need to access
the site?
It is recommended to use the latest version of your
current browser. We suggest Internet Explorer or Netscape
Navigator.
How do I get a Avestar Credit Union password?
You can call us or visit any branch. You may also
fill out a password request online at our website.
Do I need to install any special home banking
software?
No, all you need is a PC and an internet service
provider. If you currently have internet access, you will be able
to access your accounts on our Internet web site.
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Fraud & Scam Information
ATM Scams
Scamming ATM cards, PIN's and bank accounts.
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Sales Scams
Stealing retail goods and scamming people who offer items for sale. |
Identity Theft
Nefarious schemes to obtain others' sensitive personal info.
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Tax Fraud
Scammers pretend to be the IRS to defraud taxpayers. |
Phishing
Ripping off consumers via e-mail.
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Telephone Scams
Scams involving the theft of cell phones and phone service. |
Misc Crime
You've probably heard about these in e-mail or from family and friends...see what's really true. |
Avestar Credit Union will never solicit e-mails requesting any
username, password, pin number, or other personal identity information.
We recommend that you approach all unsolicited e-mail with a degree of suspicion.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.
These links are courtesy of www.snopes.com .
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