Ever wondered why a sudden utility disconnection warning feels off? The pattern emerging from calls to +19084460032 shows scammers impersonating PSE&G, demanding account numbers and payment details to avoid a fabricated service shut‑off. Since the number isn’t a PSE&G line and the caller can’t verify your identity, treating it as a scam call is safest. Never share personal data or banking info over the phone unless you initiated the call to a verified company number. Hang up, report the incident to the actual utility provider, and consider blocking the caller. Keeping a log of the call can help authorities track fraudulent activity.
Hopefully they give the NJ Turkey a reprieve by thanksgiving, since they extend the suspension
I recieved a voice mail from this number, saying my services is going to be turned, but NJ goverment extended the suspension on utility shut offs til june 30th 2021
Apparently, it's a scam: they claim to be from pseg, stating that my service will be disconnected due to non-payment, but upon contacting pseg, they confirmed it was a scam.
I experienced the same issue with a call from PESG, warning that my service would be disconnected due to non-payment. However, the voicemail provided a different number, 908-446-0032, and the call originated from 667-291-0599.
Initially, a voicemail was left from a different number impersonating PSEG; upon callback, the representative became annoyed and hung up when questioned about the purpose of the call.
This is a clear scam, as we do not have a PSEG account, yet they threatened to disconnect it.
This number is associated with a PSEG scam, and it is advised not to return their calls
I recieve a voicemail from this number saying my PSEGCO account will be disconnect due to payment issue, wich is a scam
The caller claimed to be collecting on behalf of PSEG, presumably for a utility bill or similar debt.
I received a voicemail from someone claiming to be from PSEG, stating that my account would be disconnected; however, when I called back, I was asked for my account number and other sensitive information, which raised suspicions, and a subsequent call to PSEG confirmed that it was a scam.
