FRAUD RESOURCE CENTER

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Latest Fraud Scam

Caller ID Spoofing: Scammers are using a technique called Caller ID Spoofing to pose as the PlainsCapital Bank Fraud Department. These scammers are faking their phone number and caller ID information to make it appear as though they are calling from PlainsCapital.

Business Resources

Fraud is on the rise and poses a significant risk to organizations of all sizes. The first defense is fostering a culture of awareness among your team. Knowledge empowers employees to carefully confirm new or updated payment details, recognize and respond to suspicious activities and pause when something isn’t quite right. A culture of awareness can significantly reduce the likelihood of successful fraud attempts.

Personal Resources

Fraud is a serious threat to all of us, potentially leading to financial loss and identity theft. Understanding common threats, putting in place simple practices, and always maintaining a healthy dose of skepticism around urgent requests can go a long way to protecting you and your family.

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Caller ID
Spoofing Scam

Beware of phone scammers posing as the PlainsCapital Fraud Department. Our Fraud team will NEVER ask for your passcode over the phone. If you receive a suspicious call claiming to be from our Fraud Department, hang up and call us back directly at 214.525.4699, or call your local branch and ask to be transferred to the Fraud Department.

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