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Clearwater will not call or text you requesting your account number, social security number, one-time passcode, PIN, or other personal information. Here’s how to verify if it’s us calling.
Contact us right away so we can help you protect your accounts. We also encourage you to help law enforcement fight fraud by reporting on the FTC’s website.
Protect your festivities with eight quick tips for spotting and avoiding holiday scams.
If your card is lost or stolen, please contact us right away so we can help protect you and your money.
Dealing with and recovering from identity theft involves multiple steps. The best place to start is at the FTC’s identity theft website.
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We’ve teamed up with NBC Montana to create a recurring ‘Spot the Scam' segment, where we’ll equip viewers with the knowledge needed to identify and avoid scams.
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