FRAUD ALERT | We have been made aware of fraudsters pretending to be Pearl Hawaii’s fraud department.
Pearl Hawaii will never send emails, text, or call you and ask you to provide, update, or verify account passwords, Social Security numbers, PINs, credit or debit card numbers, authentication codes, or other confidential information.
If you have received a telephone call, text message, voice message, or email message claiming to be from Pearl Hawaii Federal Credit Union and asking for you to give out personal or confidential information, it is fraudulent. Pearl Hawaii already has this information on record and would have no need to ask.
If you have received one of these fraudulent messages and did give out your personal information, please contact Pearl Hawaii immediately at (808) 737.4328 (73-PHFCU), email us at MyFamily@phfcu.com, or contact us through secure messaging.
FRAUD ALERT | HELPFUL LINKS
- For information concerning legitimate fraud alerts that Pearl Hawaii does send, please visit Card Fraud Alerts.
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FRAUD ALERT | RESOURCES
- Internet Crime Complaint Center
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- identitytheft.gov
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- The Department of Justice
- Identity Theft (FBI)
- IRS Identity Theft-Related Guidance
- Identity Theft Resource Center | 1-888-400-5530