Fraud Information Center
Identity theft can occur when someone uses your name, Social Security number, credit card or bank account number without your authorization. With this information they can fraudulently open accounts, make purchases, empty your bank account and damage your credit.
For your protection, report a lost or missing check, ATM or credit
card immediately. Prompt action can prevent or lessen a loss.
For items issued by Glenview State Bank, call (847) 729-1900.Glenview State Bank will never ask that you verify any account
information by phoning or emailing you. If you have any questions
or concerns, please call us at (847) 729-1900. Also, if you receive
an email purportedly from GSB that you feel is suspicious, please
FORWARD that email to privacy@gsb.com to verify its authenticity.
What GSB provides to protect customers:
- Free shredding days to safely dispose of papers that include confidential
numbers and information - Free Identity Theft 911™, a service that provides a personal advocate in
case of identity theft for GSB personal checking account customers, - Current scam updates are posted online in our Fraud Information Center
- Online security
- What you can do:
- Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov
- Illinois Attorney General at www.illinoisattorneygeneral.gov
- FBI Fraud Alert
- Need Assistance? Contact Me:
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- Patricia Grimes
- Senior Vice President
- 847-832-0850
- pgrimes@gsb.com


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