For Your Security
This page is dedicated to helping you safeguard your personal information and to providing you with important banking and other financial updates.
Be sure to check back often, as we post any recent information related to fraud and identity theft scams on this page. Our goal is to help you keep your personal and financial information safe and secure.
MountainOne does not use unsolicited email, text messages or any social media to discuss your account information. We will never ask for private information using these methods, and you should be cautious of any attempts trying to obtain this private information. Your privacy is important to us. If you are ever in doubt regarding a communication you received, please contact us directly at info@mountainone.com or 855.444.6861.
Latest Updates
- Is a scammer getting unemployment benefits in your name?
- How to avoid COVID-19 government imposter scams
- COVID-19 scams targeting college students
- COVID-19 contact tracing text message scams
- Did an ID thief steal your stimulus check? Report it!
- New funding for Coronavirus SBA loans attracts scammers
- Don't click links in unsolicited text messages
- Detecting Stimulus Payment Scams
- Coronavirous stimulus payment scams
- Work-at-home jobs could be a scam
- Scammers are using COVID-19 messages to scam people
- Remote learning & children's privacy
- Coronavirus checks: flattening the scam curve
- Avoid scams while finding help during quarantine
- Seven Coronavirus scams targeting businesses
- Want to get your Coronavirus relief check? Scammers do too.
- Spot the scam with #FTCScamBingo
- Tips to avoid Coronavirus scams and protect your money
- FTC: Coronavirus scams, Part 2
- Avoid Coronavirus scams
- FDIC: Insured Bank Deposits Are Safe; Beware of Potential Scams Using Agency's Name
- Coronavirus: Scammers follow the headlines
- Think critically about Coronavirus news & information
- Social distancing from COVID-19 robocall scams
- Small businesses: Where to go for financial relief information
- Grandparent scams in the age of Coronavirus
Identity Theft Resources
Fraud Resources
- Debit Card Fraud Monitoring Program
- Thumbprint Signature Program
- Don't abbreviate 2020. It's for your own good.
- Fake Check Scams
- Money Wiring Scams
- ATM Safety Tips
- Latest Tax Scams from the IRS
- Social Security Scams
- IRS Email Impersonation Scam
The Federal Trade Commission provides excellent information on fraud scams.
- What's a money mule scam?
- Fake offers for secret shopper jobs
- Reading your credit report
- Free credit reports
- Protecting small business from imposters
- How to Spot, Avoid and Report Tech Scams
- What to ask before buying internet-connected toys
- Charity Scams
- Pass It On - fraud prevention resources for older adults
- SIM Swap Scams
- Disaster -related Scams
- Phony Online Car Sales Scams
- Worshipers Gift Card Scams
- Beware Fake Equifax Breach Settlement Websites
- Grandkid Scams
- Online Dating Scams
- Imposter Scams
- IRS Imposter Scams
- Medicare Scams
Cyber Security
- Hang up on tech support calls
- Four Things You Should Do Before Upgrading Your Smartphone
- Disposing of Electronic Devices Safely
- Business Email Compromise (BEC) Scam
- Ransomware
- Stay Safe Online
- Stop.Think.Connect.
- Protect Your Identity
- Digital Defense Online Training
- Social Engineering
- Online Banking Security
Business eBanking Risk Assessment- Your Computer's Security
- Phishing
- Secure Website Phishing
- Keep Your Child Safe Online
- Small Business Phishing
- A Cybersecurity Guide for Financial Institution Customers
- A Cybersecurity Guide for Non-Profits & Small Businesses
- Small Biz Cyber Planner
- Cybersecurity Top Resources for Small & Midsize Businesses
- Data Security Made Simpler
- Safeguard Business Network & Customer Credentials
- Small Business Email Authentication