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Security and Identity Theft
Identify theft is a growing problem in the United States, and local police are reporting more instances of ID theft in Bloomington-Normal and surrounding communities in McLean County.
To better help our members stay protected, MICU recommends the following safeguards (as also recommend by MSN Money):
Monitor your credit report. They are available free annually at www.annualcreditreport.com or by calling toll free 877.322.8228. Or pick up an application at the credit union and send your request.
Shred private records, statements, and mail solicitations.
Empty your mailbox quickly or get a post office box.
Don't mail bill payments or checks from home. Use the post office or other secure locations.
Lock away your Social Security card and do not display your social security number on checks, health insurance cards, or other forms of identification.
Never leave ATM, credit card, or gas receipts behind.
Never let your credit card out of your sight. The number can be skimmed or your card switched by workers who take your card to another location for swiping.
Be wary of callers asking for identity or financial information. Ask who they are, what company they represent and the reason for the call. If the request sounds legitimate, contact the company to confirm what you were told.
Register with the national Do-Not-Call registry toll free at 888.382.1222.
Check the privacy policy of companies, healthcare providers, and others that require Social Security numbers and other personal information.
Review your credit card statements carefully.If you don’t need or use department-store credit cards, close the accounts.
If you suspect fraud or ID theft:
Contact creditors for any accounts affected.
File a report with police.
Get a copy of the police report in case the credit union, credit card company, or creditor need proof of the crime.
Keep records of telephone and written correspondence related to clearing up fraud
Contact the fraud departments at each of the major credit reporting agencies. Tell them you're an identity theft victim. Request a "fraud alert" be placed in your file along with a victim's statement asking creditors to call you before opening new accounts or changing existing accounts.
Equifax To report fraud call: 800.997.2493 And write: P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA30374-0241
Experian To report fraud call: 888.397-3742 And write: P.O. Box, 9532 Allen, TX75013
TransUnion To report fraud call: 800.888.4213 And write: Fraud Victim Assistance Division P.O. Box 6790 Fullerton, CA92634
