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from the Federal Trade Commission's "Facts for Consumers"
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The Internet has spawned a whole new lexicon and brought the world to your living room, 24/7/365. And while the opportunities online for consumers are almost endless, there are some challenges, too. As in dot con. Dot con? Dot con.
Con artists have gone high-tech, using the Internet to defraud consumers in a variety of clever ways. Whether they're using the excitement of an Internet auction to entice consumers into parting with their money, applying new technology to peddle traditional business opportunity scams, using email to reach vast numbers of people with false promises about earnings through day trading, or hijacking consumers' modems and cramming hefty long-distance charges onto their phone bills, scam artists are just a click away.
Fortunately, law enforcement is on the cyber-case. Using complaints to Consumer Sentinel, a consumer fraud database, as their guide, law enforcement officials have identified the top 10 dot cons facing consumers who surf the Internet, as well as many of the fraudsters behind them. In addition to putting many online con artists out of business, the Federal Trade Commission, the nation's chief consumer protection agency, wants consumers to know how not to get caught in their web.
For tips on keeping your accounts safe when conducting your transactions online, download our Conducting Your Transactions Online eBrochure or visit this site, brought to you by Intuit®. For general consumer protection information on a broad range of topics, visit the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov.
Managing your Southeast Financial credit card just got easier!
Don't have your credit card on you? Forgot your password? No problem - you can still pay your bill, request a PIN, enroll in credit card eStatements and more, all within Online Banking. For your convenience, we've now moved Your Credit Card Online into Online Banking. One less password to remember! Online banking is easy and free, and it's the best way to stay on top of all of your Southeast Financial accounts.
When you log in to online banking for the first time, your PIN will be the same as your PAL PIN. During the sign-on process, you will be required to create a new PIN and answer a series of multifactor authentication questions to protect your account. If you need assistance, contact the credit union at 615-743-3700 or 800-521-9653.
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With online Bill Payer, you can pay bills in a matter of minutes...no checks to write, no envelopes to seal, and no stamps to buy. Best of all, it's free! Just pay at least one bill every 60 days to keep your account activated. You can pay your bills online, and even receive your bills online from many companies. Paying bills doesn't have to be a hassle. Sign in to online banking to register for Bill Payer and get started!
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You can be notified by email when your account falls below a certain dollar amount. Just sign in to online banking and click "Notify" (under the menu bar across the top) to set up your notification requests.
Bill Payer sends notifications, too, automatically. You'll receive an email summarizing bills paid, an email if you add or change a payee, and more. To learn more about Bill Payer notifications, sign in to online banking and click "Bill Payment" in the menu bar across the top. At the bottom right-hand side of the page under "Other Tasks," click "Alert Preferences."