If you see a call from +1‑800‑743‑5002, it’s most often an automated utility alert that pretends to be Pacific Gas & Electric. The message usually warns of a power outage or a non‑payment shutdown. Because the number can be easily spoofed, treat it like any other spoof call: don’t share personal or payment info, and double‑check the claim on PG&E’s official website or by calling the number listed on your bill. If the alert is unexpected, let the voicemail go to voicemail, then verify. Frequent unwanted calls can be blocked at the carrier level or reported to the FTC.
I'd appreciate it if you could remove my number from their calling list. Thanks.
Definately a scam, they tried to sell me products after posing as PG&E, trying to take advatage of familes affected by power outages, what a bunch of bottum feeders
Daily calls, often multiple times, are being ignored
A robotic voice left a partial message on my machine, which was unclear and seemed like a poorly executed scam attempt.
Definatly not a legitamite number
The call was apparently related to the recent earthquakes.
This is Pacific Gas and Electric company
This caller is apparently affiliated with PGE outage line
This call was from PG and E Utilities, informing me of an impending power outage
A scammer claimed to be from PG&E, which is clearly a false representation.
The number is associated with Pacific Gas and Electric.
The call was legitimate, coming from PG&E in California.
A robotic voice claimed to be Bridget from cardholder services, stating my account was current but needed to discuss lowering the interest rate.
The provided URL appears to be fictitious
Apparently, PGE reported a power outage in my area, Newark, thats pretty important info
A call was received this morning at 10:15, informing me of potential power outages in my area and the efforts being made to address the issue.
The call was recieved shortly after the power outage, it was impressive that they already knew about it
Following a power outage, a call from this number provided information about the outage and restoration estimate, appearing to be a legitimate call in this context.
A call was received at 8:30 pm claiming a power outage had occurred in the area, but the power had not gone out
Oddly enought, a mesage from PG&E said we had a power outage, but thats not acurate, hmm
When the call was answered, there was only silence on the other end.
A record of a call is available, dated Saturday, March 5, 2016, at 8:42 PM CST, lasting 0 seconds
A scammer spoofed the PG&E number, leaving a recorded message claiming our power was out, which was not the case.
Following an electrical power outage, PG&E made a courtesy call, complete with instructions for potential gas leaks or emergencies, earning it the description of an Event Reminder, despite the 12-hour delay.
A message was left stating there was an outage in my area, but the details were unclear.
Upon answering a call, there was no one on the line, a strange occurrence given the lack of any power outage issues in my area that could have caused the disconnection.
On September 24, 2015, an event occurred, but the details are unclear.
Upon answering the call from this number, there was complete silence on the other end
A completly random call was recieved on my cell phone, wich is annoying. My Gas and Electric bills are all payed, but no message was left behid, tottally pointless.
A call was received from a toll-free number, which, unusually, did not hang up and instead connected to a live representative who seemed confused about the purpose of the call, highlighting a potential glitch in the system