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CAN YOU SPOT A PHISHING SCAM?

Don’t be fooled — learn how to protect yourself!

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SPOT A PHISHING SCAM LIKE A PRO

Every day, thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, texts and calls from scammers pretending to be their bank. Old National has joined with the American Bankers Association to help you spot phishing scams and protect your accounts.

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Banks Never Ask That

We want every bank customer to become a pro at spotting a phishing scam, and it starts with these four words: Banks Never Ask That. When you know what sounds suspicious, you're less likely to be fooled.

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SCAM #1: TEXT MESSAGES

Your bank will never ask you to sign in or give personal info via text message. Banks don't ask that.

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SCAM #2: EMAIL

Watch out for unsolicited emails that ask you to click a link or provide personal information. Banks never ask that!

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SCAM #3: PHONE CALLS

If you didn't expect a call from the bank, it could be a scam. Banks don’t call out of the blue!

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SCAM #4: PAYMENT APPS

Beware of text messages asking if you recently make a large peer-to-peer (P2P) payment. Scammers may be trying to get your login credentials or trick you into making a P2P payment to them. Banks will never ask for a six-digit code that appears on your phone!

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More Resources to Keep You Safe

  • CARD CONTROLS AND AUTOMATED FRAUD MONITORING

    Protecting your card should be convenient. Old National card controls let you set up the alerts you want. Plus, we are always monitoring your account for signs of fraud.

  • OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SECURITY

    We are passionate about protecting your accounts and information.

    Learn what steps we take — and how you can take additional steps to protect yourself.

  • A FUN QUIZ AND MORE VIDEOS

    The American Bankers Association has put together a light-hearted, informative site to help you train on spotting the scam.

    Remember, banks never ask that!

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