PG&E has reported a sharp increase in scams targeting customers, with over 2,500 reports made in the Bay Area this year. Aggressive tactics are being used by scammers, including spoofing caller ID to appear as PG&E and threatening immediate power disconnection for unpaid bills. The utility is investigating numerous cases across different regions, and more than 250 customers have fallen victim, losing an average of $900. Experts recommend hanging up on suspicious calls and being skeptical of anyone demanding immediate payment.
PG&E has warned about an alarming rate of scams targeting their customers, with over 2,500 reports in the Bay Area alone this year.
Scammers employ aggressive tactics, including spoofing caller ID to appear as PG&E and threatening immediate power cut-off for non-payment.
PG&E is currently investigating 260 cases in San Francisco and has recorded an average loss of $900 for about 250 victimized customers.
Experts urge customers to hang up on suspicious calls and emphasize that legitimate agencies have proper channels for communication.
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