Fake customer-support phone calls
Fake customer-support phone calls — educational Huntington Bank security guidance. Dated 2026-09-15.
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Audience: All members / customers
What is happening
Callers claim to be Huntington fraud or IT support and ask for one-time codes or remote-access software.
Warning signs
Unsolicited call asking for MFA codes, remote desktop install, or gift-card payment.
What to do
Hang up. Call back using (800) 480-2265 from this site. See official website verification.
Official contact
(800) 480-2265 · idtheft@huntington.com
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