Temporary Office Closure: The Liberty Street office will be closed Wednesday, September 2nd through Monday, September 7th, for the Great Allentown Fair. During this time, Embassy's Mobile and Online Banking services are available 24/7, or you can visit our other convenient locations throughout the Lehigh Valley.
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Your safety is our priority.
Embassy Bank will never ask you to confirm your username, account number, or password by email, text message, or phone call.
If you believe you've received a suspicious message or call, or if you've shared confidential information by mistake, please contact us immediately at 610-882-8800 to speak with an Embassy Bank representative.
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Get the ChecklistScammers are constantly evolving their tactics. Here are the key warning signs you can watch for.
We're here to helpBe cautious of unsolicited messages claiming you’ve won a prize, received a job offer, or have an urgent alert from the IRS—these are common tactics used in scams. If you didn’t enter a contest, you didn’t win one. And if you receive a message via text or social media from someone you don’t know, use extreme caution.
Scammers often impersonate trusted organizations such as banks, antivirus providers, tech companies, the IRS, charities, Social Security, or Medicare. Be especially wary of requests for money from well-known public figures—these are almost never legitimate.
Scammers often create a false sense of urgency, claiming there’s a problem with your bank account or credit cards—such as unauthorized charges. They may also demand payment for taxes on fake lottery or sweepstakes winnings, cite a family emergency, or impersonate tech companies like Microsoft®, Apple®, or Dell™ to report a computer virus. Always pause and verify before taking action.
Be wary if someone contacts you and asks for your Social Security number, bank details, passwords, or one-time codes. Legitimate companies (including Embassy Bank!) will never call, text, or email you to request sensitive information.
Scammers will usually ask you to make payment by cryptocurrency, gift cards, cash, or wiring funds. Legitimate companies don’t typically ask for payments this way.
Scammers may send a check claiming they’ve overpaid you, then ask you to deposit it and return the excess funds via mobile payment apps (like Zelle®, Venmo™, Cash App™, or PayPal®) or wire transfer. These checks are counterfeit, and when they bounce, you will be responsible for the full amount.
Providing bank staff with tools to intervene and education on preventing financial exploitation is crucial, and the BankSafe training program serves as an additional layer of protection for Embassy Bank.
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Nuestro amable equipo está aquí para ayudarle. Si tiene alguna pregunta o desea hablar con un miembro de nuestro equipo en español, le invitamos a enviarnos un correo electrónico a espanol@embassybank.com, llamarnos al 610-882-8800, o visitarnos en cualquiera de nuestras 10 ubicaciones convenientes en el Valle Lehigh.
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