Utility providers share blunt warning on 'aggressive' $10K+ scam

TheStreetSunday, November 16, 2025 at 3:17:00 PM
Utility providers share blunt warning on 'aggressive' $10K+ scam
Utility providers have issued a warning regarding an aggressive scam that targets vulnerable individuals, particularly as the winter season approaches. The scam involves amounts exceeding $10,000, exploiting the heightened anxiety many feel about their heating services during colder months. This warning comes at a crucial time when many households are preparing for winter, making them more susceptible to fraudulent schemes.
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