REMINDER: Scams take many forms, including texts, phone calls, and emails. We have received several reports of our main phone number being spoofed. Even if the call looks like it's coming from us, DO NOT give out your account information to an unknown party who calls you. DO NOT click on or open any messages you are not expecting. DO NOT open attachments. If you think your account or card may have been compromised, please contact us, and we will review your account.
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