Absolutely! Even though most phishing attacks occur via email, scammers also use social media, text messages, and phone calls to try and steal your personal information.
Scammers can spoof the numbers of your credit union. This means that the scammer’s call will appear to come from your credit union on your caller ID. You can protect yourself from spoof calls by using a call blocking app. Not only will they block scam calls, but they also provide extensive caller ID, so you know who has called you from unknown numbers.
Remember, your credit union will never ask you for your passwords, account numbers, or PINs over the phone. If a caller asks for personal information, hang up immediately and call your credit union back using the number on your statements or the official website.