Email Phishing Alert
We are receiving reports of phishing emails being sent from an address that closely resembles the web address associated with our Online Banking’s web address.
The email is from "customer _service @cm.netteller.com" and has a subject line of "NetTeller Watch Notice."
These are "Phishing emails" asking the email recipient to click on the embedded link. These emails are not legitimate. DO NOT click the link. Instead, permanently delete the email.
First National Bank does not contact customers via text messages, email or telephone to verify or request security information. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Call Center at 479-788-4600.
Robocall Scams
Beware of Robocall Scams. These are phishing attempts by criminals to obtain your personal account information vial Robocall technology.
This technology allows companies to autodial thousands of numbers. If you answer the phone and hear a recorded message instead of a live person, it's a Robocall.
Robocall Scams requires additional action of the caller to press a number and enter their private account information. Never provide your debit card number or any other private information in response to an unsolicited phone call or email.
REMEMBER: First National Bank of Fort Smith will NEVER ask you for any private information (such as account numbers, passwords, Social Security numbers) through an unsolicited email or phone call.
To learn more, click here to go to FTC's Consumer Education website for Robocalls Scams.
Fraud Alerts
- BBB Consumer Alerts / Scams
- FBI E-Scams & Warnings
- Federal Reserve Phished Emails (Wire Transfers)
- FDIC Consumer Alerts
- IC3: Holiday Shopping Tips
- NACHA Consumer Alerts
- Tax Season Consumer Alerts
- Visa Fraud Alerts
Fraud Protection
- Tax Payer Guide to Identity Theft
- Account Hijacking & Identity Theft
- Safe Online Holiday Shopping
- ATM & Debit Card Safety Tips
- Don't Fall Into The Malware Trap
- Don't Get Phished: Phishing, Pharming, And Spyware
- Financial Fraud Update 2015
- Identity Theft: What You Need To Know
- NACHA Fraud Phishing Resources
- Online Banking Data Security & You
- Protect Yourself Against Debit / Credit Card Skimming
- Schemes, Scams & Frauds
- Smart Phone Security
- Texts, Pop-Ups & Downloads
