Lost or Stolen ATM or Check Card after hours & weekends, please call (800) 791-2525.
NetTeller Online Banking issues with Safari Browser Resolved
UPDATED MAY 10, 2012 - We have received notice from Apple development and initial testing indicates that the 5.1.7 release of Safari resolves existing login issues. If you use the Safari browser and are experiencing problems, updating to version 5.1.7 or higher should resolve the issue.
Phishing E-mail AlertAPRIL 4, 2012 -
We are receiving reports of phishing e-mails being sent from what appears to be a NetTeller Online Banking e-mail address "customer_service @cm.netteller.com" with the subject line of "NetTeller Watch Notice".
These are "Phishing e-mails" trying to get customers to click on the embedded NetTeller access link. These e-mails are not coming from First National Bank or NetTeller. Should you receive a suspicious e-mail, DO NOT click on the link. It is recommended to permanently delete the e-mail.
This means the Bank will no longer be able to order savings bonds for our customers after December 31st 2011.
You can purchase, manage, and redeem electronic savings bonds on line through
www.treasurydirect.gov
We will continue to redeem paper bonds for our customers.
Fun Fact : There are 670 million paper bonds worth $181 billion in the hands of the public.
FDIC - Identity Theft & Fraud
FDIC CONSUMER ALERT
(Fraudulent E-mail Claiming to Be From the FDIC )
What you need to know: New Overdraft Rules for Debit & ATM Cards
Free Annual Credit Report
ICBA Offers Tips for a More Safe & Secure Internet Shopping Experience
ICBA Offers Students Tips to Handle Credit Wisely
FDIC - EDIE the Estimator calculates your FDIC insurance coverage
Supported Internet Browsers for NetTeller Online Banking
Each depositor is insured to at least $250,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Corporation
(FDIC)
In addition, for the years 2011 & 2012, there is unlimited FDIC coverage for non-interest bearing transactions accounts. This coverage includes only transaction accounts that pay no interest.
Effective January 1, 2011: ‘Now Accounts’ previously fully insured under FDIC’s Transaction Account Guarantee Program, will revert back to combined insurance coverage under $250,000.00 standard maximum deposit insurance rules.
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