Our Online Communication Practices
Family First Credit Bank will never ask for your password or account details to be disclosed via a link within an email message.
About Our Online Communication Practices
If you receive an email of this nature, please disregard the email, delete it from your computer and notify Family First.
To safeguard your personal information, we have adopted the following communication practices.
- We will never ask for your Internet Banking login details or credit card details via phone or email.
- We will never send you a link to Internet Banking via email.
- We will never request that your Internet Banking password be communicated to us in any form (Not even our staff know your password).
- Any changes to the web address or to our access sites will only ever be communicated via our authorised website or other formal means.
- We will always identify external links to third party websites; we will make these links explicit so that you can see what you are clicking on.
Furthermore, we will ensure we are always compliant with all online communication legislation and relevant codes of practice. In particular, we will abide by the requirements of the Spam Act 2003 and will ensure that:
- we secure your consent to receiving any commercial electronic messages (as defined by the Spam Act 2003)
(At present we do not contact members via email)
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