Smishing Alert: Stay Safe!
We have received reports of fraudulent text messages claiming to be from OSB, stating that your contact information has been changed. The message includes a link, asking you to click to verify the request. Please be aware that this is a scam! OSB will never ask you to validate changes to your account via text.

If you receive one of these messages, do not click the link. If you feel that your account information has been compromised, contact us immediately through our secure online chat feature or call us at
706-769-6611 (option 4).

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Fraud Resources

Fraud is on the rise. Learn how to protect yourself.

  • NEVER
    - Give out your username or password.

    - Give your bank account number or social security number to anyone who calls you.

    - Share verification codes received as part of 2-factor authentication.

    - Send gift cards as a form of payment.

    - Let yourself be intimidated into making rushed decisions.
  • ALWAYS
    - Let your bank know if your ID, debit card, or checks are stolen or lost.

    - Verify the call by reaching out to your loved one, the IRS, or your bank directly.

    - Use your bank’s digital banking solutions.

    - Review your bank account several times per week.

    - Add all applicable fraud monitoring phone numbers for your bank to your contacts.