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We want to inform you about a fake TikTok account claiming to represent the Claremore Police Department. This account falsely presents itself as the official TikTok of Claremore PD. Please note that it is not legitimate and has been reported as fraudulent. The Claremore Police Department does not have an official TikTok account.
Sunday is looming
Thank you for keeping the citizens aware of these scams.
Won’t be an issue on Sunday 😂
I’m so glad to hear that because those videos were so bad on it
They also made a fake account for broken arrow pd as well.
They want to be just like you when they grow up....
Well hopefully you all wouldn't have a "real" account in that garbage site anyway.
who would want to impersonate those clowns 😂
Ban Tik Tok
Wow. Some people
SCAM ALERT
This new and sophisticated debit card scam has been shared on social media by a some law enforcement agencies and confirmed by several banks so we want to make sure you are aware. Here's how it unfolds:
The victim receives a phone call, and the caller ID displays their bank's name. The caller claims to be from the bank's fraud department and mentions specific details, such as the last four digits of the victim's debit card. They inquire if the victim has been traveling and cite two suspicious charges made at out-of-state stores (e.g., Lowe’s and Walmart). When the victim denies making these charges, the caller says they will send a new card and proceeds to confirm personal information like the victim's address and phone numbers.
The scam escalates when the caller sends a verification code to the victim’s phone and asks them to read it back. Then, the caller requests the victim's PIN, claiming it’s necessary to deactivate the old card. If the victim hesitates, the caller tries to allay their suspicions by pointing out that the call is coming from the number on the back of their card, which appears to be true due to caller ID spoofing.
In this case, the victim wisely refused to provide their PIN and insisted on calling the bank back directly, at which point the scammer hung up. Upon reporting the incident to the real bank's fraud department, the victim was informed that the bank would never ask for a PIN, as they already have access to account information. The victim's card was canceled to prevent potential fraud.
If you have concerns, it is always best to contact your bank for verification.
Scammers try anything and everything they can to get access to your account. Been there. I am getting calls from police fraud department saying I won a sweepstakes. I never entered a sweepstakes. Be very careful giving out any information. All they want is your money.
Most banks also have apps for your phone. When this happened to me I opened the app and checked to see if there was a fraud warning. My bank will always send one to the app if there's any kind of problem like that. I never give any personal information or even confirm my name to a caller. I'll only do that if I call my bank or credit company myself.
Thank you for the info. I can see seniors falling for this.
I do not provide any information phone email, etc.
Thank you for the information. Very helpful.
So many crooks
That's why everyone needs text messages with every purchase like I do that way I know what is spent and where it goes
I hate scammers!
Thank you for sharing!
We need to make it our goal to live a quiet life, mind our own business and work honestly with our hands. Then people who are not believers will respect the way you live, and you will not need to depend on others.
Thanks for this information
Michelle Barone hmm I wonder if this happened to us. And that’s why we never got our cards
Thank you for sharing this information
If you ever receive a call dont provide any info. Unless you’re actually expecting the call. (If you’re expecting a call agree on a password for the rep to provide to confirm the legitimacy of the call). Otherwise never Ever give info on a call you’ve received. Ever. At all. Tell them you’re going to hang up with them to call your financial institution to discuss it
Thank you for keeping me updated on this.
Alexis McMullin Glenn McMullin Jr.
Katherine Simones
Thank you for the information! Very helpful!
Wow
Thanks occifer
Apparently they believe their supporters are too stupid to recognize a scam and they’re right!
This actually happened to me! Got the phone call and the number on caller id was my bank. Called the bank and they had me come in and close my account and open a new one. Pain in the butt. But love how my bank handled it and were very quick to take care of it.
Steve Cox
Chief of Police
Police Department
200 W. 1st Street
Claremore, OK 74017
Emergency: 911
Phone: 918-341-1212
Fax: 918-341-1643
Hours
24 Hours, 7 Days
