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RECENT THREATS and SOLUTIONS Posted: July 9, 2008
ADVISORY: Some members and non-members of Langley Federal Credit Union have received an email claiming to be from LFCU. One email states that the recipient's "account is temporarily locked" and asks them to "complete an account update form so we can unlock your account." The other email states that the recipient's "online account has expired" and asks them to "renew their online account." These emails were NOT issued by LFCU or any partner of LFCU, and should be deleted. Do not follow the instructions in the emails. Do not click the links. The links shown in the emails do not go to an LFCU website.

Please take a moment to review the LFCU policies on this page.
The Internet addresses listed below are either operated by
Langley Federal Credit Union or by a third-party vendor in partnership with LFCU:
You may receive email from:

• langleyfcu.org
• enews.langleyfcu.org
• lfcustatements.org
• mortgagebot.com
• customercenter.net
 Websites you may be sent to:

• langleyfcu.org
• langleylink.langleyfcu.org (https only)
• lfcustatements.org (https only)
• langleyfcu.mortgagewebcenter.com
• mfa.lanxtra.com (https only)
If someone claiming to represent LFCU contacts you by email or telephone, and directs you to a website that is not listed above, email our Information Security Department or call the LFCU Contact Center for verification before complying.
Langley Federal Credit Union Policies
  1. LFCU will never send email directing you to a website to "verify" your personal or account information.
  2. LFCU staff members will never ask for your password or PIN number to any service.
Learn how to safeguard your online information with our Identify Theft Coach
LFCU Recommendations
If you are, or think you are, a victim of Identity Theft, here are important steps you should consider.
Foreign Fraud
If you are planning to travel abroad, check here for a list of countries where your Langley Credit, Debit or ATM card usage may be affected.
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