Important Information — Protecting Yourself Online

TDECU and other legitimate companies, will NOT contact you by e-mail to verify your personal or account related information.

If you feel you are a victim of identity theft, your first step is to inform your financial institutions of the problem. Click here for the Sworn Statement of Identity Theft.

If you receive a suspicious email:

• Do NOT open the email
• Do NOT click on any links in the email
• Do NOT open any attachments to the email
• Forward the fraudulent email to emailfraud@tdecu.org
• Delete the email immediately

If you’re unsure whether an email originating from TDECU is legitimate, contact TDECU’s Member Care Center at (979) 297-1154 or (800) 839-1154.

If you received a suspicious email and entered your personal information, notify TDECU's Member Care Center immediately at
(979) 297-1154 or (800) 839-1154 so that we may take appropriate action.  

Click here to view samples of recent frauds and scams.

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Protect Against ID Theft

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