USAA Email Scam and Fraudulent Messages

USAA Email Scam and Fraudulent Messages

I keep getting emails from someone using my email address to sign up for bank accounts. (Chime, USAA, etc.) The person is not using my actual name, SSN, birthday, etc. They’re only using my email address. When I get these emails I contact the fraud department (through the actual website not clicking on any links) and no one in any of the fraud departments I’ve spoken to can figure out the scam tactic of this person ONLY using my email. Does anyone have any insight or have a similar situation? It’s happened 6 times now and honestly I’m tired of calling all these people to report the fraud.

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Jan 11, 2024 at 2:27 PM by
USAA Email Scam and Fraudulent Messages
an anonymous user from: Dallas, Texas, United States

USAA will never contact me and ask for your details. They also won’t ask you to download software, delete your USAA app or forward your calls to another number. If you've given any information through this type of call or text, call us immediately at 800-531-USAA (8722).

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