We were made aware scammers are impersonating us via phone calls asking for your debit card information and saying your card will be locked if you don't give the information over the phone. If you receive a suspicious call that appears to come from Marquette, please ignore the call or hang up. This phone call is NOT from Marquette Savings Bank. We would never ask for sensitive debit card information over the phone.

Current Scams - 10-2021 Archive

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Thursday Oct 21st, 2021

Mobile Payment Apps: How To Avoid a Scam When You Use One

Mobile payment apps can be a convenient way to send and receive money with your smartphone. These apps have become very popular — and scammers may try to use them to steal your money. Find out how mobile payment apps work and how to avoid sending money to a scammer.

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Wednesday Oct 20th, 2021

Amazon impersonators: what you need to know

as Amazon contacted you to confirm a recent purchase you didn’t make or to tell you that your account has been hacked? According to the FTC’s new Data Spotlight, since July 2020, about one in three people who have reported a business impersonator scam say the scammer pretended to be Amazon.

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