“You risk getting closed for your energy supply”
Denmark’s largest energy company has issued an important message.
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« You risk getting closed to your energy supply. »
This is the main message in the messages that these days hit many Danes’ text and mail hills.
Apparently, the message is a payment reminder from Denmark’s largest energy loss share energy, which has over DKK 1 million. Energy customers.
But this is a scam.
Therefore, calls Percentage of energy All Danish electricity customers to be particularly careful if you receive mail, SMS or phone calls from your energy company these days.
« Be skeptical. If you get a message about non-payment, always check your latest bills extra thoroughly. Both in the share energy app and in our self-service at Andelsenergi.dkyou as a customer can log in and see your real bills. Here you can see if there is also a real non -payment, ”says Josefine Walter, who is commercial director in share energy.
In the current fraud wave, the recipient is informed that a non -payment to share energy can mean that you can interrupt your supply if you do not pay within a few days. Following is a link to payment that the recipient is encouraged to use.
Right now, the amount will be DKK 322 in non -payment again in several messages.
“We never threaten to close the power”
It happens more and more often that scammers are trying to exceed the energy under either money or personal sensitive information.
This is usually done by threatening to close the supply.
« In proportion of energy, we never threaten to turn off the power at short notice. If it may in the extreme consequence be necessary to turn off power or gas to a customer, then there will always be a long course of both debt collection and dialogue prior to such a drastic action. Percent energy never closes the power alone due to late payment, » says Josefine Walter.
The so -called phishing attacks are becoming more and more common and often come in waves of greater or less strength and scope.
The purpose of utilizing decent and credible companies’ name and logo is to give the victims a false security.
At the same time, the senders have become more proficient at imitating among other proportion of Energi’s real communication, font and layout.
« Our advice is therefore; be skeptical, check your bills thoroughly either in the app or on our website. And should you still be in doubt, call us, » says Josefine Walter.
Here you can see an example of the messages that these days hit many Danes’ text and mail hills:
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