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FAQs

What happens if you answer yes to a robocall? ›

By responding “yes,” people notify robo-callers that their number is an active telephone number that can be sold to other telemarketers for a higher price. This then leads to more unwanted calls.

Our Fraud department may contact you if we detect unexpected activity on your account.

Tyndall Routing Number: 263183175. Tyndall's mailing address - Tyndall Federal Credit Union, P.O. Box 59760, Panama City, FL 32412-0760.

If you think your account has been compromised, call us immediately. We'll help you submit a claim and guide you through the process to set things right. To report a lost or stolen debit card, or to dispute a transaction, call 1-800-655-2265.

It's better to ignore spam calls. When you decline a call, it can alert the spammer that your phone number is active, prompting them to call you again. If you use a call-blocking tool that uses caller ID, you should never answer calls labelled as spam.

Robocalls sometimes prompt you to take action, such as “press 1 to speak to a live representative” or “press 2 to unsubscribe” and so on. By following instructions, you confirm to the robocallers that you are a potential victim and invite further robocalls. Try to avoid taking any action.

To be placed on our internal Do Not Call List, call 1-888-817-2970. If you would like more information about telemarketing practices, you may contact us at Capital One, P.O. Box 30285, Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0285 or webinfo@capitalone.com.

If we detect potentially suspicious activity on your account, we'll send a text. You can reply in the moment to stop fraudulent activity. Lock your card with just a few taps in the Capital One Mobile app to try to prevent any unauthorized charges if your card is misplaced, lost or stolen.

General customer support line

Call customer support at 1-844-348-8660.

Tyndall Federal Credit Union is owned by its members and run by a Board of Directors you elect.

What is the Tyndall effect answer? ›

The phenomenon by which the colloidal particles scatter light is called Tyndall effect. If light is passed through a colloid the light is scattered by the larger colloidal particles and the, beam becomes visible. This effect is called Tyndall effect.

Can I join Tyndall Federal Credit Union? Membership is open to you if you work for or belong to any of the groups shown in our Field of Membership. The Field of Membership includes our core military and government (local, city & state) groups, as well as many companies in the Panhandle area of Florida and in Alabama.

Agreed - Capital One does not initiate calls to customers requesting any information. No bank does that, to my knowledge. They send messages within their banking portal, and email/text/mailed notification of the message to the customer.

Capital One "Customer Protection" direct line: 866-464-7761 or visit their website. Chime customer support: (844) 244-6363.

For further information, please contact Online Banking Customer Service at 1-877-383-4802.

If a caller asks a question that normally would lead to a "yes" answer, provide a different answer—such as "I can hear you" or "this is she"—and end the call right away. Better yet, simply hang up without saying a word. Don't provide personal or financial information to someone you don't know.

If you accidentally answer a spam call, scammers know your number is connected to a real person and can target you with more spam calls. These targeted spam calls will try to trick you into giving up your personal information which allows cybercriminals to steal your money, your identity and even your voice.

If you answer the phone and the caller - or a recording - asks you to hit a button to stop getting the calls, you should just hang up. Scammers often use this trick to identify potential targets. Do not respond to any questions, especially those that can be answered with "Yes."

Phone calls are unlikely to be the direct source of phone hacks. But text messages can contain malware, and both calls and texts can be used to launch phishing attacks or other scams to trick you into giving up sensitive information, transferring money, or downloading viruses or spyware.