The university employee tapes included bank account information for employees with direct deposit. What has Johns Hopkins done to protect our bank accounts?
In response to employee suggestions, the university has notified the banks that handle the majority of our direct deposit transactions. The university also has notified the check/fraud units of the Baltimore City and Baltimore County police departments and the Maryland Association for Bank Security. The Bank of America offers this advice to detect and respond to fraud involving a bank account: • Review your bank statement as soon as you receive it. • Report problems or unauthorized transactions to your bank by calling the number for customer service listed on the bank statement. • To avoid liability for unauthorized transactions, notify the bank within 60 days of the statement date. If you do not notify the bank in writing within 60 days after the statement was mailed to you, you may not get back any money you lost after the 60 days. • Continue to monitor your checking and savings accounts on an ongoing basis. Customers concerned about their bank accounts can go to a branch and request
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