There are rapidly growing practices of Internet fraud called “phishing” and “pharming”.  Phishing is the practice of sending fraudulent e-mail messages to addresses requesting them to supply confidential information; “Pharming” is the practice of redirecting users to fraudulent sites to capture their username/pin logon, or other personal information. Typically, the information requested includes a request for account or credit card numbers, passwords, PINs, Social Security numbers or other personal identifying information.

Please note: Farmers National Bank  will NOT solicit confidential or sensitive customer information via any electronic means whatsoever.

If you should see out of the ordinary website pages or links with no notice from FNB, please contact us immediately. 

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