1. Stop
Be suspicious of any email or text about wiring money — especially one that's urgent, changes the instructions, or comes from a slightly different address.
Protect your money. Call before you wire.
Criminals target real estate closings by impersonating title companies, agents, and lenders. One phone call is the best protection there is.
Our promise to you
Launch Title Pros will never send you new or changed wiring instructions by email, text, or phone. If you receive a message claiming our instructions have changed, it is fraud. Do not wire — call us at (402) 555-0142.
Before you send funds
Stop. Call. Confirm.
2. Call
Call us at a phone number you already know is ours — from this website or your paperwork. Never use a number listed in the email you received.
3. Confirm
Verbally confirm the bank name, routing number, and account number with our team. After wiring, call again to confirm we received it.
Red flags
Warning signs of wire fraud
- A “last-minute change” to wiring instructions
- Urgent pressure to send funds right away
- Email addresses or websites that are almost-but-not-quite right
- Requests to wire to an individual or an out-of-state bank
- A caller who asks you to keep the change confidential
If it happens
Think you've been targeted?
Act immediately — the first hours matter most.
- Call your bank and ask them to recall the wire.
- Call us at (402) 555-0142.
- Report it to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov.
- Contact local police and keep all emails and records.