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PG&E Utility Scams on the Rise | Eureka News
Utility scams are hitting PG&E customers hard this year, with over $211,000 already lost by mid-year—on track to be worse than last year. Scammers are getting smarter, using threats of power cuts, then sending QR codes via text or email to trick victims into paying at stores. Small businesses are also targeted, with nearly 656 reports already logged. PG&E warns: they’ll never demand immediate payment over the phone, ask for barcode payments, or request bill viewing at your door. If something feels off, hang up or don’t let strangers in—always verify directly with PG&E before paying or sharing…
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