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Don’t be Tricked by Fraudsters Pretending to be OE Federal!

Stopping fraud remains an ongoing global challenge in our industry. Fraudsters are using more sophisticated ways to mislead you into sharing account information and personal data by posing as someone from our Fraud Department.

To help protect you from scams, be aware that our OE Federal Fraud Department will never call you and request: Online/Mobile Banking Login Information, One-Time Passcodes used to access Online/Mobile Banking, Full Debit/Credit Card Number, Debit/Credit Card PIN, Debit/Credit Card Security Code, Full Social Security Number.

If you receive a call from someone claiming to be from the OE Federal Fraud Department and they request any of this information, hang up immediately and contact us at 800.877.4444.

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Don’t be Tricked by Fraudsters Pretending to be OE Federal!

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