Late last night, a recorded message warned that PG&E service would be shut off for unpaid bills. The call used a spoofed caller ID that displayed "Pacific Gas & Electric," but the script and tone match typical scam recordings rather than genuine utility outreach. Never provide personal or payment information to an unsolicited automated call. Hang up, then call PG&E directly using the number on your bill or the official website to verify any alleged debt. Block the offending number and report it to the FTC or your phone carrier. Staying skeptical and double‑checking with the real provider is the safest way to avoid fraud.
In addition to my previous comment, The caller ID says Pacific Gas E and I question every call I get, its geting annoying
This number is not affiliated with PG&E; it is a scam. They previously used the actual PG&E phone number but now use this one. It is essential to be cautious of automated messages. It is frustrating that they are attempting to scam people, as PG&E does not call customers who are behind on their bills.
A recorded message claimed my PG&E account was behind on payments and would be shut off, but the number they called is not associated with my account.
A recorded message claim that my PGE service will be turn off due to a delinquent payment, which is not true.