It’s bound to happen. Some bad guy is going to try and phish your members. When that happens, you need to alert them about it. Here is a sample Phishing Alert snippet to use on your website.

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    <h2 style="background:#D62408; color: #fff; padding:5px 0; margin: 0; width: 100%;">Phishing Alert</h2>
    <p style="padding:0 5px;">There is currently a phishing email circulating that claims to be from the credit union.  This email contains a hyperlink to a fraudulent form asking for personally identifying information.  If you receive this email, please delete it immediately. </p>
    <p style="padding:0 5px;"> Members are reminded that the credit union does not collect personal information outside of <strong>It's Me 247 Online Banking</strong>.  Please verify the location in your address bar carefully before submitting personal information. </p>
    <p style="padding:0 5px;">Please be cautious of unsolicited e-mails. It is recommended not to open e-mails from unknown senders because they often contain viruses or other malicious software. It is also recommended to avoid clicking links in e-mails received from unknown senders as this is a popular method of directing victims to phishing websites.</p>
    <p style="padding:5px; background-color: #ccc; margin: 0;"> <em>To learn more about how to protect yourself from Identity Theft and Phishing, please visit <a href="http://cusecure.org" title="CU*Secure.org">CU*Secure.org</a>. </em></p>
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Will look something like this