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Ohio Tuesday, June 12, 2012 Consumers face scam on utility services Advocacy group tells consumers to think twice before giving out their social security number. by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT BILL COHEN |
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| A consumer advocacy agency in Ohio is warning people of a scam that offers financial help for utility bills in exchange for a person’s Social Security number.
Bruce Weston heads the Consumer Counsel’s Office, and he says the scam is designed to give con-artists an opening to steal people’s identities or cash. |
“I want to strongly encourage Ohioans to not share their personal information in response to proposals for utility services discounts or assistance that would be highly, highly unusual that a provider would need that information to make the offer," Weston says. "So customers should definitely beware.”
He says this scam has already been reported in other states. |
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