9-7-24: MIDFIRST Bank talks about scams! Candler Eve and Kelly Goebel
Description
MidFirst Bank 🏦 on Fraud & Scams targeting the 50-Plus. Half of this show aired on Saturday 8/10/24 and re-aired the entire Radio Hour Sunday 9/11/24 @9:05 am. We got several emails asking us to re-air it in the normal time slot of Saturday’s @9:05 am due to it only airing Half the show from technical issues. Soooooo
We are doing it and airing the whole MisFirst Bank OSJ Radio Hour this Saturday 9/7/24 @9:05 am … YAY!
This show will make you aware of the new Fraud & Scams out there because they are ever changing and ways you DO NOT have to fall prey! This show will be a huge benefit to your knowledge base for you and family!
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Kelly Goebel is a MidFirst Fraud Investigations Manager with more than thirty years banking experience. Kelly started as a teller during her college years and in addition to Kelly’s fraud investigation experience, she has a strong background in Merchant Services and debit and prepaid card production, Visa and MasterCard dispute resolution, and ATM management. Kelly received her Bachelor and Master’s degrees from the University of Central Oklahoma and is a proud mother to three daughters and a wonderful son-in-law. She is also Gigi to two precious grandsons. She and her husband and two younger daughters currently reside in Oklahoma City.
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Candler Eve has spent over 18 years as a fraud professional. He has a wide diversity of experience from large trillion dollar banks to smaller community banks with just over 10 billion in assets. Candler has created and led multiple fraud programs including the implementation and governance of those programs. Since 2019 Candler Eve has been the Director of Enterprise Fraud Risk Management with MidFirst Bank. He holds his Bachelor and Master’s degrees from The Ohio State University. He currently resides in Edmond with his wife and three children.
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Also, here’s a helpful website on scams & fraud from MidFirst Bank To Report Scams go to FTC: reportfraud.ftc.gov