Protect What Matters Most

Scammers often pose as trusted companies to trick you into clicking malicious links or providing sensitive information. 

Tip: Don’t click suspicious links or download unexpected attachments—even if it looks legitimate. When in doubt, call us directly. 

Fraudulent messages may claim there's an urgent issue with your account and ask you to respond or log in. 

Tip: Timberline Bank will never text you asking for personal details or login credentials. 

Criminals may impersonate bank employees or government officials. 

Tip: If you didn’t initiate the call, hang up and call us back at a verified number. 

Be cautious of overpayment scams or checks from unknown sources. 

Tip: Never deposit a check from someone you don’t know and trust. 

A rising threat to businesses—fraudsters impersonate vendors or executives to request wire transfers or sensitive info. 

Tip: Always confirm payment requests with a known contact using a previously verified method. 

Scammers disguise their phone number to appear as Timberline Bank or someone you know and trust. These calls often appear urgent, requesting sensitive info or immediate action. 

Tip: If something feels off—even if the caller ID looks legitimate—hang up and call us back using a number you trust.