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Warning signs
You should NEVER give any information like SMS One Time Passwords or codes to anyone. Bank First will NEVER request this information from Members.
Hang up. Do not click any links or share personal information. Contact us immediately. Stay updated on national scams by reviewing current scams at scamwatch.gov.au.
A caller or text message appears to be from Bank First
They tell you there has been an unauthorised transaction, or may ask you to confirm a payment that you didn’t make.
Hang up. Do not click any links, share SMS One Time Passwords or codes.
You are asked to share passwords or codes
Scammers may request you provide SMS One Time Passwords or authorisation codes over the phone.
