If you have ordered checks with our new company, Mainstreet, you can type in your account number and reorder most styles of check.  If you have not placed an order for checks we want to make sure everything is correct in our system, so please stop in or call us so we can verify your information.

If you would like to see our new check options, click here.

Top 10 Tips to Avoid Scams

Fraud alert warning on the screen of a laptop computer
  1. Don’t Engage with Strangers
    You don’t have to answer calls, texts, or emails from people you don’t know. If someone calls, say:
    “I don’t do business over the phone. Goodbye.” Then hang up. Trust your gut—if something feels off, pause and check with someone you trust.
  2. Beware of Pressure Tactics
    If someone is rushing you to act fast, it’s always a scam. Scammers want you to hurry so you don’t think.
  3. Do not purchase gift cards for payment
    If anyone asks you to buy gift cards for payment, it’s a scam. No exceptions.
  4. Don’t Follow Secret Instructions
    If someone tells you what to say to a bank teller, cashier, Bit Coin ATM operator to get you to send money, hang up. Ignore future calls.
  5. Avoid Clicking Random Links
    Never click on links in texts unless you have asked for them. Government agencies will never text you for payments or fines. FedEx, UPS, or other shippers won’t text you either.
  6. Use Tap-to-Pay or Mobile Wallets
    These methods protect your card from being stolen by criminals.
  7. Track Your Money with Banking Apps
    Set up alerts so you know when and where your money is spent.  If you are a PSALC customer we can help you do this, just stop in and we will help you set it up.
  8. Don’t Allow Remote Access to Your Computer
    If you have technology issues, contact the official company directly (from their actual website not a search site). Real companies won’t take control of your computer or charge you money to fix it.
  9. Avoid “Too Good to Be True” Deals
    If a website offers prices way below normal, it’s likely fake or trying to steal your card info.
  10. Verify Messages and Calls
    Scammers can fake voices, videos, and emails—even from people you know. If you receive a suspicious request, use a different method to confirm that it is legitimate. (e.g., call them directly).

Fine out more information by clicking below.

  1. FTC : Scams | Consumer Advice this is a great place to start if you want to find out more about scams or you have been scammed.
  2. Gift Card Scams -> In the check-out line buying gift cards? Read on to avoid a scam.
  3.  Texting Scams ->  Texting Scams
  4. Better Business Bureau -> BBB Tip: 10 steps to avoid scams