You will not receive an unsolicited call or email from Limestone Bank requesting personal information, such as your date of birth, Social Security Number, account number, or debit card number.
Learn how to protect yourself against fraudulent calls and emails below.
Reporting Fraud
To report suspected fraud related to your Limestone Bank account(s), call our Customer Resource Center at 877.369.2265 or send us an email at support@limestonebank.com.
If you become a victim of identity theft, we recommend that you do the following:
- Close any affected account(s) and open new account(s).
- File a police report with local law enforcement.
- Report the suspected identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission by calling 877.438.4338 or submitting a complaint online.
- Review your credit report carefully. Obtain a free copy of your credit report each year.
- Place a fraud alert on your credit file by contacting one of the consumer reporting agencies listed below:
How to Protect Yourself
Protecting yourself — and your finances — is an important step in building a firm financial future. Explore our fraud protection recommendations.
We also suggest that you review the following third-party resources to protect yourself from fraud and identity theft.
We also suggest that you review the following third-party resources to protect yourself from fraud and identity theft.
FDIC Consumer Protection: This Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) site provides resources for protecting your finances, understanding financial privacy, and avoiding identity theft and fraud.
OnGuardOnline: OnGuardOnline.gov is a federal government website that provides you resources to be safe, secure, and responsible online. The Federal Trade Commission manages OnGuardOnline.gov in partnership with several federal agencies.
Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Center: This Federal Trade Commission site provides information on identity theft and how to minimize your potential for becoming a victim.
Business Customers – Corporate Account Takeover
These Corporate Account Takeover (CATO) guidelines are provided to help Limestone Bank’s business customers better protect themselves when utilizing electronic banking activities. These guidelines are provided to increase awareness of the risks and how to better protect your business, detect potential incidents, and respond to recognized incidents. While Limestone Bank strongly encourages the implementation of these guidelines, it makes no representations or guarantees that the guidelines are all-inclusive or that they will actually prevent losses as a result of CATO. Limestone Bank encourages its business customers to seek the advice of legal counsel, IT staff, and other consultants in implementing safeguards against CATO.