Phishing
Security and Fraud Information
Some Members have reported receiving emails claiming to be from TDECU.
Received a Suspicious Email, Text or Phone Call?
If you've received a suspicious TDECU email, text, phone call or have visited a suspicious website, immediately send the information to phishing@tdecu.org.
Recognizing a Suspicious Email
Be on the lookout for fraudulent emails which attempt to collect your personal information (known as "phishing" scams).
TDECU may contact you by email from time to time. However, we will never request:
- personal and/or account related information or
- ask you to verify your credentials via:
- unrequested telephone call
- text message
Below is an example of a fraudulent email.
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