Scam and fraud prevention

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Scammers are constantly finding new ways to victimize and target homeowners‭. ‬At RoundPoint, your financial security is our top priority‭, ‬and being informed is the first line of defense‭. ‬Here are some tips that can help protect you and your financial information‭:‬

  • RoundPoint will never ask for personal information in an automated call. If we call you, we will clearly identify ourselves. Be cautious of unsolicited emails, calls, or messages requesting personal or financial information. You should confirm the legitimacy of any suspicious communication by checking your You Are Home™ account and sending a secure message to our team. 
  • Scammers will often use methods to hide the origin of their communications, such as call spoofing (where the call appears to come from a trusted number), phishing from a similar or copied email domain, or claiming listings fraudulently on the internet in hopes that a customer will call the wrong number with questions. 
  • The RoundPoint Mobile App and our You Are Home™ online platforms are both safe and secure ways to communicate sensitive financial information to us. Always use secure channels when communicating with any entity that manages financial information. Avoid sharing sensitive information, such as bank account information or social security details, through unsecured means like email or text messages. 
  • If you encounter any suspicious activity or believe you may have been targeted by fraud, report it immediately to us and relevant authorities. Timely reporting can help prevent further damage. 
  • If you feel as though you may have been contacted by a scammer or fallen victim to a mortgage scam, the best thing you can do is to log into your You Are Home™ account or contact our Customer Care Team IMMEDIATELY at 877.426.8805. Representatives are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET.