Scammers are impersonating NV Energy workers and going door-to-door.
NV Energy employees carry identification and will not demand immediate payment or threaten disconnection in person, by phone, text, or email.
NV Energy does not partner with outside companies for HVAC or solar consultations and installations.
Why this matters:: This scam can lead to potential fraud and safety risks for residents. Knowing how to identify legitimate NV Energy employees can prevent you from becoming a victim.
The Nevada Department of Emergency Management and NV Energy have both issued warnings about individuals impersonating NV Energy workers. These scammers may visit homes or businesses for unscheduled services, such as emergencies, placing door hangers, special meter tests, and field inspections.
To protect yourself:
Ask for ID: NV Energy employees and contractors carry identification.
Verify: If unsure, contact NV Energy directly to verify the employee's identity.
Be wary of demands: NV Energy will not demand immediate payment or threaten disconnection on the spot.
Avoid unsolicited offers: Be cautious of outside companies offering HVAC or solar services claiming to partner with NV Energy.
Visit nvenergy.com/scam?ref=yanuki.com for more information on fraud protection and how to report a scam.
Q: How can I identify a real NV Energy employee?
NV Energy employees carry identification with them. Always ask for and verify their ID.
Q: What should I do if someone demands immediate payment for NV Energy services at my door?
Do not pay. NV Energy does not demand immediate payment in person. Contact NV Energy to report the incident.
Q: Does NV Energy partner with other companies for HVAC or solar installations?
No, NV Energy does not partner with outside companies for these services.
Always verify the identity of anyone claiming to be an NV Energy employee.
Never provide immediate payment to someone at your door.
Be skeptical of unsolicited offers for HVAC or solar services claiming to be affiliated with NV Energy.
Report any suspicious activity to NV Energy and local authorities.
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