Lost Debit Card?
What to do if your Bank CMG debit card is lost or stolen
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Stay ahead of threats with tips and tools to protect your accounts.
Play it safe! If you see suspicious activity like unfamiliar debit card charges, login alerts, calls, emails or texts asking for your information, report it right away contacting 800-224-2324
Warning Signs
Fraud attempts come in all shapes and sizes. Some common types of fraud include:
If you think you might be a victim of fraud, contact our fraud department immediately contacting 800-224-2324
Through SecureAlerts, you can get real-time notifications (via email, text, or push) about unusual account activity so you can catch suspicious behavior early. Follow the steps below to get started in minutes.
We’re here to help! Find answers to your everyday banking questions.
No. We will never ask for your password, PIN, or full Social Security number
via email, text, or phone.
Change your password immediately and contact us right away.
Contact us right away, file a police report if necessary, and monitor your
accounts closely for additional activity.
You can visit FDIC Consumer Resources or use the FDIC Deposit Insurance
Estimator to better understand your account protections.
Use SecureAlerts to get real-time notifications about important account activity.
One way you can reduce the number of telemarketing or sales calls is by putting your phone number on the National Do Not Call Registry.
What to do if your Bank CMG debit card is lost or stolen
Watch this video tutorial to set up your SecureAlerts
A walkthrough of the final step — so nothing catches you off guard.
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