SaskPower is warning customers of an email scam saying bills have been unpaid and need payment immediately.
The company said the fake emails look to be from MySaskPower and have links encouraging people to give their credit card information.
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“We do not threaten disconnection for non-payment through an email,” SaskPower said in a notice.
The organization said it won’t ask for payment through e-transfer, gift cards or bitcoin.
It added that when in doubt, people should contact SaskPower Customer Care at 1-888-757-6937.
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