MIAMI VALLEY — Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) has issued a scam warning that is targeting some of its members.
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Some members are receiving phone calls from scammers claiming to be from WPCU or one of their trusted third-party vendor partners, according to its website.
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The callers tell the member there is fraudulent activity on their credit card. They also ask for their credit card account and/or personal information.
WPCU said they will never call, text, or email their members and then ask for their person or account information.
“If you receive such a request, please hang up immediately, and contact Wright-Patt Credit Union directly,” they said.
They encourage its members to not provide the caller information if they receive a call.
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