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Stay Alert. Stay Secure. Stay Confident.

Scammers are constantly changing their tactics, but a few simple habits can help protect your money and personal information. Learn how to recognize common scams, safeguard your accounts, and report suspicious activity.
 

What You Can Do                                                      Report Fraud

 



Cybersecurity Resources

What You Can Do 

Simple steps you can take today to help protect your accounts and personal information. 

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Spot Scams

Learn how to identify common scams, tactics, and fraud red flags.

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Use Digital Payments Safely 

Best practices for sending money and avoiding payment scams. 

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Social Media Scams 

Recognize fake offers, impersonation scams, and marketplace fraud. 

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Online Do's & Don'ts 

Security habits that help keep your devices and accounts protected.

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Report Fraud

The sooner suspicious activity is reported, the faster protective measures can be taken.

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Harbor Bank Will Never: 

❌ Ask for your password 
❌ Ask for your one-time security code 
❌ Ask you to move money to a "safe" account 
❌ Demand payment using gift cards or cryptocurrency 
❌ Pressure you to act immediately 

If someone asks you to do any of these things, stop and contact Harbor Bank directly.


Need Help?

Think something may be wrong? 
If you receive a suspicious call, text, email, QR code, or payment request claiming to be from Harbor Bank, contact us before taking action. 

Lost or stolen debit card: 800-754-4128, 24/7
Lost or stolen credit card: 866-604-0384, 24/7
Fraud claims: 800-600-5249, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. ET; Saturday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. ET


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The Harbor Bank of Maryland

25 W. Fayette Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
(410) 528-1800

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Routing# 052001772

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