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Online security
What are the basics of staying safe online?
How can I tell I’m on the real Notable website?
Is it safe to use public Wi-Fi?
What is malware, and how do I avoid it?
What is phishing?
How can I spot a phishing email or text?
What should I do with a suspicious message?
I clicked a link or entered my information. What now?
Are QR codes safe to scan?
What information should I never share online?
How can I tell if a website is secure before entering information?
What about social media?
How do I protect my credit and debit cards, including my Notable card?
How often should I review my transactions?
What should I do if my card is lost, stolen, or used without my permission?
How do phone scams work?
What should I do if I get a suspicious call?
What about voicemails or texts asking me to call back?
How do I keep my phone secure?
How do I know an app is safe to download?
What should I do if my phone is lost or stolen?
What is SIM swapping?
Why is my email account so important to protect?
What is business email compromise?
How can I tell if my email account has been compromised?
What is multi-factor authentication (MFA)?
Which type of MFA is strongest?
Will Notable ever ask for my verification code?
What are the signs of identity theft?
How do I check my credit reports?
What are credit freezes and fraud alerts?
What else can I do day to day?
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Interest may apply. Loan funds, interest and fees are due upon the sale of your home, twelve months after origination, or the occurrence of other acceleration events as provided in your loan agreement, whichever occurs sooner. Subject to the terms and conditions of your loan agreement with one of Notable’s affiliated lenders, Notable Finance, LLC or Quorum Federal Credit Union.
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Social engineering
Social engineering
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What social engineering scams target home sellers?
How do I protect myself?