Debit/Credit and ATM card fraud can happen to most anyone. While card theft is fraud, it can also occur when someone uses your card number without your knowledge. Follow these precautions to help prevent card fraud from happening to you.
	• Keep a watchful eye on your card during transactions and have it returned quickly • Never provide your card information on a website that is not a secure https: site • Sign your cards as soon as you receive them • Never give your PIN or lend your card to anyone • Do not use an ATM that you suspect has a skimming device • Always be aware of anyone around you when using an ATM • Guard the key pad when entering your PIN so others can't see your entry • Never write your PIN on your card or have it anywhere near your card • Keep in a secure place a record of your card account numbers, expiration dates and the address and phone number for each company • Void any incorrect receipts and destroy carbons of transactions • Only carry cards you absolutely need • Never respond to emails, websites or phone inquiries that request you provide your card information • Open your bills promptly and reconcile them monthly • Report any questionable charges over the phone and in writing to the card company • Save receipts and compare them to billing statements • Notify card companies in advance of a change in address • Shred anything with your card number on it
What to Do in Case of Fraud If you need to dispute or suspect fraudulent activity on your Rocky Mountain Law Enforcement Federal Credit Union Visa Card or ATM card, please contact Rocky Mountain Law Enforcement Federal Credit Union 303-458-6660 OR 800-371-7716 outside Denver metro area OR after hours 800-543-5073