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Edmonton, central & northern Alberta
Eric Doucet Phone: 403.806.8466 edoucet@bridgewaterbank.ca
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Paul Delaney Phone: 905.866.7162 Toll Free: 1.844.734.4762 pdelaney@bridgewaterbank.ca
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Toll Free: 1.866.867.1777
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Edmonton, central & northern Alberta
Eric Doucet
Phone: 403.806.8466
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Phone: 403.806.8466
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Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island
Paul Delaney
Phone: 905.866.7162
Toll Free: 1.844.734.4762
pdelaney@bridgewaterbank.ca
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Eric Doucet
Phone: 403.806.8466
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What not to say when the ‘bank’ calls

If there’s one thing we’ve learned as technology marches forward—from phone calls to email and text—it’s that fraudsters will always find inventive ways to keep up.

But even as we move to more sophisticated means of communication and security, there are still some basic things that posers do when it comes to bank fraud—and many are summed up in this short article and handy infographic.

For instance, fraudulent emails often arrive dressed in your bank’s brand colours and logo asking for account numbers and PINs or birthdates. It’s easy to think these queries are legit—you might even recall discussing this information with your bank at some point. But here’s the key difference: it was probably when you called them. Your bank would not reach out to you to verify these things.

Give this infographic a quick gander, and keep the list of what to watch for nearby. And when in doubt, shut them out.

Share this PDF with your clients. It’s a great reminder of the ploys at play—and how you’ve got their backs.

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