If you get a call demanding money by a pre-paid cash card or other personal financial information, hang up and call the police. SCE is here to help and we don’t want you to become victims of …

Customers suspecting a fraudulent call should ask for the caller’s name, department and business phone number. Customers should terminate the call and report the incident immediately to …

If you get a call demanding money by a pre-paid cash card or other personal financial information, hang up and call the police. SCE is here to help and we don’t want you to become victims of …

Customers need to be aware of scams. If you suspect one, hang up and call us at 1-800-655-4555. Do not share your SCE PIN code - scammers can access your account information. We …

Stay alert to scams involving fake SCE calls. Safety guidelines to prevent hazards. Learn power safety tips from SCE to prevent electrical hazards, stay safe during outages, and use energy …

We do not have a disconnection department and an SCE agent will not call you to demand payment over the phone. We do not request or accept prepaid cards (like money-pack), …

Caller ID spoofing is a practice in which a caller, using special phone equipment and technology, deliberately falsifies information on a caller ID display to mask the true origin of the call.

If you think you’ve received a spoof or scam phone call, you can report the details related to the call by filling out our online fraud form or sending an email to [email protected].

Residential customers whose service has been disconnected are not eligible for payment arrangements, which is why it is important for customers with a past-due balance to contact …

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