We use security measures that comply with federal law. Please use this link to let us know how you prefer to receive marketing information. How you can manage your marketing preferences If you are a Santander customer, we may share personal information we collect about you with our service providers, affiliates, joint marketers, and non-affiliated third parties in accordance with our Privacy Notice and your preferences. It is also used to verify your identity and provide you with location-based services, such as your Santander ATM locator. We use this information to increase your service and experience on our online sites, process your requests, transactions, applications and inquiries. Information is also collected in an automated fashion, through your browser, cookies, pixel tags, clear gifs, web beacons, flash cookies, and other technologies. We collect information you provide directly to us on our online sites. We collect both personal (e.g., name, mailing or email address, telephone number(s), account number(s) and non-personal (e.g., IP address, browser and/or device information, including location) information. We also collect information to provide you updates on your accounts, inform you about products you may be interested in, and even to recognize you when you return to our sites. We may use this information to process requests or transactions, or to verify your identity. Your informationĪt Santander, the information we collect from and about you is used to improve your service and experience on our online sites and comply with legal and regulatory requirements. Here's where you can learn more about how our privacy policy and security features work to make your banking more secure. Take the following steps if you think you are a victim of identity theft: In the unlikely event you're a victim of identity theft, we will work with you every step of the way to help resolve the problem. You can access their site at this ID Theft Resource Center. The Federal Trade Commission has online guidance about the steps consumers can take to protect themselves against identity theft. Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal information, such as your name, Social Security number, or credit card number, without your permission, to commit fraud or other crimes. If you received email(s) that look suspicious and appear to be from Santander, please send them to Theft: If you receive a request for this information from someone claiming to be a representative of Santander, please do not respond.
In other instances, the link prompts a website or a phone call where the fraudsters pretend to be a legitimate business, like Microsoft, Amazon, or Santander, and ask for personal information they can later use to access accounts or open new fraudulent accounts.Īs always, we will never ask you to provide confidential information through text or email. In some instances, clicking the link opens the phone, tablet, or laptop to malware, which allows the fraudster access to the device. Fraudsters will try to gain information that gives them access to your accounts in a number of deceitful ways including: emailing you messages intended to attract you and get you to click on a fake website, or texting messages intended to alarm you and get you to call fake call centers.
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