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December 9, 2009 - Credit Union National Association is aware of phone calls, text messages, and emails being made about:

Confirming Account or Credit Card Numbers
Account De-activation
Account Status Alert
Changes to Terms and Conditions
Irregular Activity

The e-mails and text messages ask that the customer call a number in order to have their account reactivated. Some may request that you leave callback information or provide your financial information directly. All of these messages are fraudulent. Please do not respond to these messages.

The Credit Union National Association is the trade association for credit unions in the US. CUNA does not maintain any type of customer/member financial information.

Additionally, your financial institution would never solicit your personal identification information via email or telephone. If you did respond to such a solicitation, you should contact your financial institution directly using the local phone number provided by your financial institution.

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