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<<< Fraud Alert • 26 February 2024 • Fraudulent 800-511-0045 Call >>>

Some customers have reported receiving fraudulent calls from our 800-511-0045 phone number, requesting information. These calls are not from First Financial Bank.

Your safety is important to us. First Financial Bank will never contact you and ask for your personal or account information over the phone.

If you did share any information, please contact our Customer Contact center immediately at 800-511-0045 to assist in securing your account(s). You can also call Fraud Alert at 812-238-6324.

If you receive one of these calls, hang up immediately. You can call us back at 800-511-0045 if you would like to report the call or verify whether it came from First.

<<< Fraud Alert • 26 February 2024 • Phishing Text Message >>>

Some customers have reported receiving fraudulent text messages requesting verification for a transaction on the recipient’s account.

These messages are not from First Financial Bank.

The link in the message will redirect to a page not affiliated with First Financial Bank.

Do not click any link, respond to the text message, reply to any email address or call any included phone number in these messages.

Your message(s) may be similar to this, but with slight variations. The sending (from) email address or phone number, and the link in the text message itself may differ from the examples below.

If you did respond to one of these messages or share any information, please contact our Customer Contact center immediately at 800-511-0045 to assist in securing your account(s).

Your safety is important to us. First Financial Bank will never ask for your personal or account information via text message or over the phone.

You should never share account numbers, card numbers, social security numbers, birth date, or any other personal identity information with a random contact regardless of how they reached out to you. Your your bank(s), credit card(s) and other financial institutions have this information on file.

Any attempt to get this information from you, whether an unsolicited phone call, voicemail, email, text message, or other communication method is an attempt to compromise your personal and financial information for fraudulent purposes.

Reported Text Message

Text message 1 • Reported 07 September 23

+1 (812) 645-4443
FIRST FINANCIAL:
Just checking, did you spend $635.50 at CVS-STORE ? If Not You Cancel Here: <LINK>

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