Nashville, Tenn. - Nashville Electric Service is warning customers to be aware of con artists posing as NES employees or contractors. These con artists often target the elderly. NES is encouraging customers to be on the lookout for anyone they suspect is falsely representing themselves as working for NES.
Teresa Corlew, NES VP & Chief Customer Care Officer says, “All NES field employees wear uniforms and carry photo ID badges. And, all of our vehicles are marked with an NES logo and/or vehicle number.”
Nashville, Tenn. – Nashville Electric Service is warning customers to be aware of con artists posing as NES employees or contractors. These con artists often target the elderly. NES is encouraging customers to be on the lookout for anyone they suspect is falsely representing themselves as working for NES.
Teresa Corlew, NES VP & Chief Customer Care Officer says, “All NES field employees wear uniforms and carry photo ID badges. And, all of our vehicles are marked with an NES logo and/or vehicle number.”
If customers are still in doubt, they should call NES Customer Service at 615-736-6900. Under no circumstances are NES field employees allowed to take cash from customers for an electric bill payment or any type of work they perform.
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