Keep scammers in the cold as weather spikes utility bills

🔌 Before you hire anyone to do a job that might help you save money on your spiking utility bills -- like cleaning out your air ducts -- the FTC has some warnings about those who might take advantage. ⚠

If you’re thinking about saving some money by doing things like cleaning out your air ducts, fixing a leaky roof or installing solar panels -- be careful of scammers.

Before you hire someone to do those jobs, the FTC says to first get recommendations from people you know and trust.And never pay with a gift card or cash. Always use a credit card or check.Utility companies do not demand banking information over the phone and won’t force you to pay by phone as your only option.

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