| • | Joseph Sartor (CT - Millstone) won a $75 deposit for signing up for checking and automatic deposit in September. |
| • | Nathan Olszewski won an iPad Mini 3 for signing up for eStatements this fall. |
| • | Shawn Sockman (PA - Leidy) won his first month’s auto loan payment during the Hot ‘N’ Spicy Auto Loan Promo. |
| • | Pavis Narcisse (VA - Innsbrook) won a GoPro Hero camera during our Aug-Sept Facebook sweepstakes. |
| • | Kenneth Wilkins (VA - Herndon), Heather Eades (Clearinghouse), and Karla Haislip (MD - Cove Point) each won $75 for making a mobile deposit between 8/1 - 9/30. |
Members can now make automatic deposits (ACH) to, and withdrawals, from their Money Market and Basic Savings accounts. Automatic deposits may be sent to or from other financial institutions and employers.
Please contact Member Services at 800-268-6928 for your
account number. 
Your tax refund should be issued 6-8 weeks after the IRS receives your accurate paper return, or 3-4 weeks when you e-file. But when you choose to direct deposit your refund, you’ll receive it sooner than either of those options! Remember to include our routing number on your return: 251082644. 
If you are depositing to “savings,” fill in your Dominion savings account number without a suffix. If you are depositing to “checking,” use the 10-14 digit number found in the bottom center of your
Dominion checks.
Avoid Money Transfer Scams
Money transfer scams involve cash transfers, such as wire transfers and Western Union or Moneygram® transfers. It can be a helpful tool to send funds, but it can also be a quick way for thieves to steal your money. Don’t send or wire the money involving a direct transfer to a stranger’s account. Once you send the money, it’s nearly impossible to trace it or get it back.
These scenarios may indicate you’re the victim of a money transfer scam:
| • | A stranger claims your loved one is at risk some other way, and you need to send money immediately and secretly. |
| • | You have received too much money and need to send a money transfer or wire to return it. The “bank” or person may even offer to let you keep a percentage of the money as an incentive. |
| • | You need to deposit a check into your bank account and transfer money back to the stranger. The check will bounce, and you’ll be out the cash as well as a bounced check fee. |
| • | You’re hired as a “mystery shopper” to deposit funds at a bank, you get a check in advance for a new job but you need to send money back for equipment or supplies, etc. |
| • | You purchase an item online, and the seller requires you wire the money (rather than pay through a service such as PayPal or with a credit card) before you receive the purchase. |
The nominating committee is now accepting nominations for the Credit Union Board of Directors. Nominations may be made either upon recommendation of the Nominating Committee or by petition, as follows. Interested candidates should send the following information to the Credit Union Board Secretary, OJRP – 15th Floor, by February 15:
| • | A brief statement of qualifications and biographical data from the nominee(s). |
| • | A signed statement from the nominee(s) stating they agree to the nomination and will serve if elected. |
| • | A petition supporting the nomination signed by at least 350 Credit Union members. |
The election will be held at the 2016 Annual Meeting.
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