SCAM ALERT: Fraudsters are sending text messages that appear to be from Verve and may ask members to confirm transactions or speak with a "Fraud Department" representative. Do not respond or provide personal information.
Click here to read the full scam alert and learn how to protect yourself.
Scam texts posing as Verve reporting debit card charges are targeting members.
Additionally, scammers are spoofing (mimicking) Verve’s phone number in caller ID scams. In other words, members are receiving phone calls from a number that shows up on caller ID as Verve. When members answer the call, the scammer is telling members that they will receive a text with a link, and then directing members to click the link to log into their account. Please know that Verve would never text you a link and ask you to log into your account in this manner.
In both these instances, the text link opens to a fake Verve webpage and directs you to input your login credentials, thereby giving scammers access to your username and password.
If you clicked the link, contact us immediately. Call 800.448.9228 and select option 1 to speak with a team member or stop in at the nearest branch.
Thank you for helping protect our financial cooperative and each other. We’re all in this together.
Scam alert: fraudulent texts are impersonating Verve. Don't click the link—learn how to spot the scam and report it by calling 800.448.9228.
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