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- As soon as you suspect there's been a fraudulent transaction, you should call the TD credit card support number (1-800-983-8472) immediately. You can also find this number on the back of your TD credit card. It's important to call and report the suspected fraud as soon as you notice it.
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If you encounter a phishing attempt (i.e., phishing emails, fraudulent text messages, etc.), please report it by sending an email to phishing@td.com. Please attach any relevant documentation, such as copies of suspicious emails, text messages and questionable links or URLs.
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- Resolving your complaints | TD Canada Trust
At TD, we take your complaints seriously and are committed to helping resolve your complaint about TD or the service you’ve received. Do you have a complaint? The best way to address your complaint is to raise the issue as soon as it comes up with the person you are dealing with.
Scammers use every trick to steal your info and money. Suspicious calls, texts and emails, unsolicited advice on making “fast money”, impersonating bank and government employees, applying pressure to act quickly, and attempts to steal your identity are just a few of the many tactics utilized.
Bank call scams happen when fraudsters pose as bank employees and ask for unusual requests. Read these tips from TD to avoid becoming a victim.
Online Fraud & Scam Prevention - Types of Fraud and Scams | TD Canada Trust. Received a suspicious email or message? Report online fraud. Ways to protect yourself from common frauds and scams. While we make every effort to secure your personal information, there's plenty you can do to avoid falling prey to fraud and identity theft.
Every year, thousands of Canadians fall victim to credit card and debit card fraud, telemarketing scams, identity theft, online fraud and insurance fraud. Read more about the most common approaches that fraudsters take.
For your own security and safety, never send personal or confidential information (account numbers, pin numbers, usernames, passwords or any other confidential information) by text. Standard text messaging rates will apply.
