FPL Warns of Utility Scam Tactics

Florida Power & Light (FPL) wants customers to stay one step ahead of scammers. As fraud tactics grow more sophisticated, knowing what to look for can make all the difference.  

FPL is sharing simple tips to help residential and business customers detect and avoid falling victim to utility scams.  

Utility scammers use many deceptive methods, such as going door-to-door, sending phone calls or texts, or even posting fake online websites or phone numbers. They also often pressure customers with threats to disconnect power unless immediate payment is made.  

FPL is reminding customers to stay vigilant and sharing easy ways to recognize, avoid and report these scams.  

Remember, education and awareness are key components of staying safe in an increasingly interconnected world. By staying vigilant, customers can protect their financial and personal well-being, ensuring a safer and more secure future. 

Visit FPL.com/protect to access additional information, resources and updates regarding scams and fraud prevention.  

If you suspect that your business has fallen victim to a scam, report it via email at reportbusinessfraud@nee.com. 

After a scam incident, customers should also contact their local police department, the Florida Attorney General’s Office at www.MyFloridaLegal.com and/or the Federal Trade Commission at www.consumer.ftc.gov.