Funny how these calls masquerade as utility outreach, yet they never verify your identity or give a specific address. The pattern points to a classic phishing scam that pretends to be Ohio Edison to harvest personal data. If you receive a voicemail asking for bill details, let the call go to voicemail, do not call back using the number left, and verify directly through the official utility website or customer service number. Block the offending number, report it to the FTC, and consider adding a call‑filtering app. Staying skeptical and confirming through trusted channels is your best defense.
I got this call couple of times, a recording claim to need info on my electric bill charges, dont respond to this number
The caller claimed to be discussing my Ohio Edison statement, but didn't provide any specific details or request to speak with anyone by name.
You posted in the wrong thread, why you do that?
I recived a similair message from a different number, but i didnt answer
A spam call was received from someone claiming to be Mrs. O'Brien from Ohio Edison, requesting personal information regarding a statement, but the caller did not provide any specific details about the recipient.
