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SaskPower is asking customers to be cautious of an email scam currently circulating in the province.
“The email at first glance looks legitimate and claims to be from a SaskPower Carbon Council,” the Crown power company explained in a statement.
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According to SaskPower, the emails look legitimate at first glance. (SaskPower/Submitted)
“The email notifies the customer of a large deposit being e-transferred to them from the Government of Saskatchewan.”
SaskPower does not send e-transfers, the company emphasized, and customers are encouraged to always double check the sender’s email address to avoid falling victim to potential scams.
The company said anyone who has clicked on the link in the fraudulent email should get in touch with a local law enforcement agency.
More information on common scams and how to avoid falling victim to them can be found on SaskPower’s website.
