Today, a scam can show up as a text from your bank, a phone call from someone who sounds exactly like a family member, or an email that looks like it came from your employer. Here’s what to do about it.
SESLOC members have reported spoofed phone calls from scammers pretending to be SESLOC team members and requesting account information. These calls are fake. Learn how to protect your personal information and what to do if you receive a suspicious call.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and we’re offering tips, webinars, and services to help make the internet safer and more secure.
SESLOC members have reported receiving fraudulent text messages claiming to be from the State of California Franchise Tax Board. These messages are fake. Please do not reply and do not click any links.
Don’t let identity thieves ruin your summer plans. Before you pack, post, or travel, review these guidelines to help protect your identity against scammers and identity thieves.
SESLOC members are reporting a very sophisticated scam which attempts to steal money through wire transfers from SESLOC accounts to another financial institution. Calls texts, and websites demanding you take action are fake – please do not give a caller any information and hang up immediately.
A 2021 study by Deloitte found that the average American internet household owns 23 connected devices, an increase from an average of 11 devices in 2019, and that number is increasing each year. When we think of devices, we mostly consider our smartphones, home computers, and tablets.
“Home Title Theft” or “Deed Fraud” has received a lot of attention lately and sounds as scary as it actually is. Let’s take a look at what defines Home Title Theft and just how prevalent it really is.
SESLOC members have reported receiving fraudulent phone calls from scammers claiming to be from the credit union and using our phone number in the caller ID. These calls are fake – please do not give a caller any information, hang up immediately.
Phishing is a technique employed by cybercriminals to deceive individuals into divulging sensitive information or installing malware on their devices. This method is executed through various channels such as phone calls, emails, SMS texts, or even social media messages.
SESLOC is named the fastest growing credit union in San Luis Obispo County by the Pacific Coast Business Times 2026 list of the “50 Fastest Growing Companies.”
SESLOC Mortgage Loan Officer Gloria Torres is excited to serve Kern County, Fresno County and the Central Valley.
SESLOC is excited to introduce HELOC FlexLine: a Home Equity Line of Credit that puts you in control.
Credit unions are all about people helping people, and supporting our community is in our DNA. When we work with our community, that’s a “win-win!”
With the SESLOC First-Time Homebuyer Mortgage program, we’re opening a new pathway for qualified buyers.