Farmers and Merchants Bank is committed to protecting our customers from cyber criminals. Below are some helpful tips and resources to guard yourself from scams and get back to what you do best-business.
Farmers and Merchants Bank will never ask you to send personal information or login credentials through email. If you have received an email requesting this information or are in question of whether an email or pop up window is authentic, please call us immediately at (920) 361-1454.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank is the biggest ally in helping to assure our customers are aware of the risks of identity theft. No matter your banking method, we'll do our best to educate, avoid and act on this criminal activity.
Identity theft can occur in three common methods; phone, email or in person. If you question any suspicious activity, and want to make sure it's legitimate Farmers and Merchants Bank communication, double check the authenticity with us by calling (920) 361-1454. As always, we are more than happy to help ease your mind.
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