E-mail Alerts

Now send E-Alerts to your email and/or PDA!
Just follow the online link and login in to your account.  Set up your email in the User Profile and then set up your own unique e-alert under Services, then "manage e-alerts"!

Debit Card Customers:
Important Notice For the Benefit of Our Debit Card Customers: Effective June 15, 2011 all foreign country debit card signature based transactions will be blocked. Foreign country PIN based transactions will still be available. Please contact us before you travel to a foreign country and plan to use your debit card. Contact our Operations Department at 802-748-2288 or 1-800-856-0026 for further details or assistance.

New alert issued by the CU Information Security Professionals Association
The zuesbot virus waits for the user to log in to their online banking, logs the credentials, and then offers a screen that asks the user to further verify their login by entering their credit card data. All information gathered is sent to the attackers.

CUISPA noted that "while some users may be skeptical and not enter their data, the damage is already done. The online banking credentials have been compromised."

In cases where members report activity, CUISPA said credit unions’ only recourse is to have members shut down, wipe and reload their PC, while the CU changes account passwords. The association, which monitors such security threats, said it has identified "dozens of cases throughout the country."

Fraudulent Emails!
Automated, computer generated email messages and phone calls are being made  claiming that your account has been deactivated and asking you to call back. When you do respond they ask for personal info, such as your account number or pin code. This is a scam - DO NOT give them your information.

Rest assured your accounts are safe, as long as you do not respond to these messages with personal information. The scammers do NOT have access to any account information. There is no need to contact us unless you have given out your info. They also do not have your phone number; it has been randomly dialed by computer.

ATM SKIMMING!
Please CLICK HERE to read this important announcement.

DEBIT CARD FRAUD ALERT!
Please CLICK HERE to read this important announcement.