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MINEOLA COMMUNITY BANK SSB
IS PARTICIPATING IN THE FDIC'S TRANSACTION ACCOUNT GUARANTEE PROGRAM.
UNDER THAT PROGRAM, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2010, ALL NON INTEREST BEARING
TRANSACTION ACCOUNTS ARE GUARANTEED BY THE FDIC FOR ENTIRE AMOUNT IN THE
ACCOUNT. COVERAGE UNDER THE TRANSACTION GUARANTEE PROGRAM IS IN ADDITION
TO AND SEPARATE FROM THE COVERAGE AVAILABLE UNDER THE FDIC'S GENERAL
DEPOSIT INSURANCE RULES.
MINEOLA COMMUNITY BANK SSB
IS CHARTERED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS AND BY STATE LAW IS
SUBJECT TO REGULATORY OVERSIGHT BY THE
The Department of Savings and
Mortgage Lending. ANY CONSUMER WISHING TO FILE A COMPLAINT AGAINST
MINEOLA COMMUNITY BANK SSB SHOULD CONTACT THE
The Department of Savings and
Mortgage Lending THROUGH ONE OF THE MEANS INDICATED BELOW:
IN PERSON OR BY U.S. MAIL: 2601 NORTH LAMAR
BOULEVARD, SUITE 201, AUSTIN, TX 78705-4294. TELEPHONE # (877) 276-5550,
FAX # (512) 475-1360, E-MAIL :
www.sml.state.tx.us/contacts.html
Mineola Community Bank's
website is free. The only way that you could be assessed a charge would be
if you ordered checks through Mineola Community Bank or LIberty. We do not
accept loan or deposit applications over the internet. If you find
yourself transferred to another site, and it is requiring a charge, this
is not a site sponsored by Mineola Community Bank SSB and you should exit
the site immediately!
Phishing Alert..........
Mineola Community Bank will NEVER send an email to our customers
requesting sensitive information, such as SS#, DOB, Account Number, DL# or
password information. If you ever receive an email requesting this type of
information, please do not give the information out and immediately
contact MCB immediately at 903-569-2602, ext 40.
Security Alert........
Mineola Community Bank has taken every precaution to protect your
information when you use our online banking. But, for your information to
be completely protected you must also protect your computer by installing
anti-virus programs and keeping them updated. Mineola Community Bank
cannot be responsible for compromised personal information if you have not
protected your computer system with the appropriate security measures.
This includes protecting your logon and password information and being the
only person using your logon. If you need more suggestions on how to
protect yourself, you can contact your internet service provider, or give
us a call at 903-569-2602 and talk with someone in our IT department. We
will be happy to give you suggestions on how to protect yourself over the
internet, but please be aware of the fact that the final responsibility
falls on you, the computer owner.
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