Subject: USAA Security Zone Fights Email Fraud
From: "USAA" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2011 03:42:22 -0500 (CDT)

USAA Security Zone   
Kathleen   
Biden   
USAA # ending in:2764   

Verify Your Name and USAA # to Combat Fraud

Dear Kathleen Biden,

Is this email really from USAA? How can you be sure? To help you fight fraud   
and verify the legitimacy of USAA emails, we're adding a personalized stamp    
to our emails (see top of this page). The stamp is called the USAA Security    
Zone, and it includes your first name, last name and the last four digits of your   
USAA number.

Always verify the accuracy of this information
To make the most out of the USAA Security Zone, please verify the accuracy    
of this information every time you receive an email from USAA. 

Our goal is to place this security stamp on all our email by the end of August.    
If you receive an email from USAA after August without the security zone, or    
if the information in the security zone is incorrect, don't click on any links in the    
email. Instead, visit usaa.com to conduct your business. 

The USAA Security Zone is just one of several ways USAA helps provide    
secure access to your account information. To learn about our other security    
measures, please visit our Security and Privacy Center.

Security and Privacy Center >>
https://www.usaa.com/inet/pages/security_center?wa_ref=pub_subglobal_footer_security_center_page?EID=105950-0611_txt 

Sincerely,

Jack Key
Vice President
USAA Chief Privacy Officer
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