Jimmy Ray Joins RCB Bank in Catoosa

RCB Bank welcomes Jimmy Ray as a loan officer in the Catoosa area. Jimmy has been in the banking industry for more than 10 years in Oklahoma with experience in both commercial and consumer lending. Jimmy grew up in the Rogers county area, graduating from Oologah high school and Rogers State University.

“As a loan officer, I pride myself on excellent customer service,” Ray says. “I also enjoy building lasting relationships and helping my customers bring their dreams to fruition.”

Outside of RCB Bank, Jimmy enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife, two children and four dogs. He also donates his time to the Animal Rescue Foundation, Tulsa Animal Shelter, Friends of Scouting, Bowl for Kid’s Sake, Big Brothers & Big Sisters, Relay for Life and the United Way.

RCB Bank is a community bank with locations across Oklahoma and Kansas. Founded in 1936, RCB Bank is committed to serving its communities with conservative banking practices and progressive banking products. Learn more at RCBbank.com or give us a call at 855.226.5722. Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender, NMLS #798151.

Jimmy Ray

Jimmy Ray

Loan Officer
1727 N. Highway 66
Catoosa, OK 74015

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Brittney McGrew Promoted to Loan Officer in Norman

Brittney McGrew.

Brittney McGrew is the newest member of the loan officer team for RCB Bank’s Norman, Oklahoma location. McGrew has been with RCB Bank since 2015 and has more than 12 years of banking experience. Part of her new responsibilities include new business development, underwriting, structuring new loans as well as maintaining and servicing existing loans.

She also represents RCB Bank by actively participating in the community. Brittney is a member of Norman Next and the Financial Alliance of Norman.

She was born to a military family and spent much of her childhood in Milford, Kansas, before moving back to Oklahoma.  She graduated from Midwest City High School (GO BOMBERS!), where she lettered in volleyball, soccer and basketball. Outside of RCB Bank, Brittney likes to spend time with her family and pets.  When she is not keeping score at her daughter’s softball games, she likes to cheer on her Oklahoma Sooners. When she was 13 years old, she won a Schlotzsky’s pickle spear eating contest for concert tickets.

“If I could give one piece of financial advice,” McGrew says, “It would be to remember that money is just a tool.  What you do with it shows character.”

RCB Bank is a community bank with locations across Oklahoma and Kansas. Founded in 1936, RCB Bank is committed to serving its communities with conservative banking practices and progressive banking products. Learn more at RCBbank.com or give us a call at 855.BANK.RCB. Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender, NMLS #798151.

Brittney McGrew

Brittney McGrew

Loan Officer
2596 W. Tecumseh Rd., Suite 126
Norman, OK 73069

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Beware of Netflix scam

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Netflix scam alert

There is a new sophisticated Netflix phishing attack you need to watch out for. They start out very pleasant, saying they have some trouble with your billing info, and pretty please with sugar on top need you to update your payment details. But if you fall for it, they will try to steal your login details, your credit card data, your picture and your ID!

Think Before You Click!

  • Never click on a login link or an account verification link in an email. If there is one, bail.
  • Check for the green HTTPS padlock. If there isn’t one, bail.
  • If there is a padlock, check the name of the site. If it’s not exactly what you expect, bail.
  • Don’t ignore telltales such as spelling and grammar errors. If it looks wrong, bail.
  • Guard your ID closely. If you’re asked for a selfie or ID when it isn’t absolutely necessary, bail.

 

Let’s take a closer look.

(Note the simple trick, right there in the subject line, of not spelling out the brand-theft text “Netflix” exactly: the crooks wrote the X as the Greek letter chi, so that Netflix came out as Netfli?.)

Next, you wind up here and that’s where they steal your credentials. But wait, there’s more…

Next, they steal your credit card data:

And trying to keep you on the hook, they throw in a Verfied by VISA page:

Then to add insult to injury, they make you confirm your identity by taking a selfie holding your identity card. Yikes!

An Apple scam is also going around.

Watch out for emails from Apple stating “someone has logged into your Apple ID from an unknown device.” It’s not real.

Stop. Look. Think. Don’t be fooled.

Information provided by Stu Sjouwerman, Founder and CEO of KnowBe4, Inc. Keeping You Informed. Keeping You Aware.
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