Gesa will NEVER ask you to provide private, secure information through email, a phone call, or text messaging, unless you initiated the inquiry with us.

Have you given your personal information to anyone recently? Social engineering can happen through a phone call, text message, email, or in-person. These communications are

These scams involve romantic intention towards a victim, gaining their affection, and then using that goodwill to commit fraud. Fraudulent acts may involve access to

Compassion scams involve a parent or grandparent being contacted by an “authority” who claims that the child/grandchild is in some sort of trouble (legal or

Engaging in any potential scam may result in many negative impacts to you. Potential Impacts A loss of goods and/or money that cannot be traced

From time to time, members and non-members will report fraudulent calls and text messages that purport to be from Gesa regarding debit/credit cards. As a

If you believe that your card is lost or has been stolen, immediately call one of the numbers listed below. If you believe your card

Some members have received fraudulent “phishing” email purporting to be from Gesa. The fraudulent email asks you to click on a link. The next page

If you’re a victim of fraud, what should you do?