We're ready to assist with special programs designed to help those impacted by the temporary closure of the Port of Baltimore.
Please be aware of fraudsters contacting members unexpectedly via text regarding a new device accessing accounts. The text contains a fraudulent link, which may ask for credentials.
The text reads as follows: A new device signed into your account. If this wasn’t you click APGFCUBANK.weebly.com.
The link may also appear as: http://myapgfcu.weebly[.]com
If you receive this text appearing to be from APGFCU:
Click here for more information regarding safeguarding your accounts from text scams.
Use the following methods to contact us if you have suspicious activity on your accounts, or if you suspect you are a victim of fraud or identity theft.
If you have been a victim of fraud or identity theft, follow the steps below on how to report fraud.
Be sure to request a copy of the report to show proof of the crime, if needed.
You can also obtain/review a copy of your credit report(s).
Call Consumer Relations at 800-887-7652 or visit www.chexsystems.com.
Call the SSA Fraud Hotline at 800-269-0271 if your Social Security number was compromised.
Call the Maryland MVA at 800-950-1682 if your driver’s license has been lost or stolen.
Call the FTC ID Theft Hotline at 877-438-4338 or visit www.identitytheft.gov to file an identity theft complaint.
Visit www.AnnualCreditReport.com for continued monitoring of your credit reports.
IdentityTheft.gov can help you report and recover from identity theft. See how it works by clicking on the below button.
Fully restoring your identity on your own can be complicated, time-consuming and stressful. As part of the Care Identity Theft Recovery Services Group, we can connect you to a professional, dedicated Privacy Advocate who can guide you through these challenges. To learn more, click the below button.