If you become a victim of identity theft, the following tips are offered to help a person report and document the theft.

Report the crime to police immediately.

Contact the Cashier at Campbell & Fetter Bank for bank related issues.

Notify each of your credit card issuers about the crime.

Call the fraud units of the three major credit reporting agencies.

Notify your gas, electric, water and trash utilities that you are the victim of identity theft,
and alert them to the possibility that the thief may try to establish accounts using your
identification information.

If your Social Security number has become associated with dishonored checks and
bad credit, it is possible in extreme cases, to obtain a new Social Security number.

If you are a victim of identity theft because someone has stolen your mail or has filed a

change of address request in your name, notify the Postal Inspector.

Follow-up contacts with letters and keep copies of all correspondence.

Check each credit report carefully when you receive it. Look for accounts that you
have not applied for and for charges you have not authorized.

Links
As a convenience to you, we may occasionally have links to other sites. Campbell Fetter Bank will only link to sites that uphold our corporate standards; however, we are not responsible for the content of those sites or their policies for collection of customer information. Campbell Fetter Bank has not investigated, endorsed, or monitored the content, accuracy, or opinions expressed in these other sites. The Bank also takes no responsibility and makes no warranties, either expressed or implied, for any of the services, products or other merchandise offered via these outside web sites. These links are provided for your information only and are provided by third parties unaffiliated with Campbell Fetter Bank.

Important Phone Numbers
Credit Reporting Bureaus

Protect Your Personal Information
Criminals want your personal account information and social security number. They can make huge profits at your expense. Don't give them your information. Be suspicious of any electronic messages, phone calls or mail requests that ask for personal data. Find out more about phishing and other crimes at:

www.antiphishing.org

www.ftc.gov

Credit Fraud Protection.pdf

www.usdoj.gov/criminal/fraud

www.idtheftcenter.org

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