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ID Theft

FBI Fraud Alert (PDF 700kb) FTC's Identity Theft Site Privacy Rights Clearing House Identity Theft Resource Center Do we have your current address?

Phishing

FTC Consumer Alert: How Not to Get Hooked by a `Phishing´ Scam (Acrobat file) Scam Alert: Watch Out for "Phishing" Emails Attempting to Capture Your Personal Information

Internet Security

Ten Tips To Online Security

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When Navy Federal Contacts You by Email

Navy Federal will never send you an email asking you to call and verify personal information.

Most of the time, Navy Federal contacts you by email to provide more information about a product or service. Navy Federal may contact you by email when:

• You have made an application with us and we need information from you or want to provide you with the status of your application.
• You have requested information about a Navy Federal product or service.
• You have signed up to receive promotional or informational emails.

Links in these emails will take you to our Web site for further information. Any action that you take in response to these emails, such as applying for a loan or checking application status, will take you to a secure site that asks you to sign on.

Email Marketing from Navy Federal

From time to time, Navy Federal will send out marketing and informational emails to those members who have signed up to receive these communications.

Communications Regarding Your Account

If we do need to contact you concerning your accounts, we will send you an e-message within Account Access. That is our safe and confidential place to communicate with you.

Information on ID Theft, Security Breaches, Fraud and Phishing

• Security at Navy Federal
• ID Theft: Don't Become a Victim!
• Attention! Copiers Pose New Fraud Threat
• Ten Tips To Online Security
• When Navy Federal Contacts You by Email
• Fraudulent Emails
• Examples of Fraudulent Emails and Scams
• Monitoring Your Credit Record With Free Credit Reports and Alerts
• If Identity Theft Strikes—Here's What to Do