BERWICK STAR NEWS
Home » Door-to-door scam strikes

Door-to-door scam strikes

DOOR knockers are hitting the streets of Berwick posing as SP AusNet representatives selling cheap electricity.
The local electricity distributor is warning Casey residents following reports that sales people are falsely claiming to represent the company and offering discounts on electricity.
SP AusNet spokeswoman Louisa Graham said the door-to-door salespeople were not in any way associated with SP AusNet.
“The reports we have received indicate that door knockers have an identification badge with the SP AusNet logo on it and are telling people they can provide cheaper electricity than retailers because we’re an electricity distributor.”
“We want the community to be aware of these scams and also for them to know that we are not in the business of dealing directly with customers’ bills. It’s not possible for anyone from our company to offer electricity deals,” Ms Graham said. The company owns and operates the electricity poles and wires in the area.
For details call the customer service centre on 1300 360 795.

Digital Editions


More News

  • Rough patch for Dandy

    Rough patch for Dandy

    Dandenong City was handed a reality check on Saturday as Avondale ran riot in the second half at home and posted a dominant 4-1 win in round five of the…

  • Bears prey on the Bucks

    Bears prey on the Bucks

    Berwick ended dreams of a three-peat for Buckley Ridges after the Bears roared over the Bucks at Dandenong Park Oval on Sunday. Berwick became just the second team to defeat…

  • Wonderful Wolff leads the Friday night pack

    Wonderful Wolff leads the Friday night pack

    The Mountain Dart League returned from its Labour Day weekend off in spectacular style in round five with 180s rolled our regularly and some great individual performances. In Division 1,…

  • Car rolled over in Dandenong Sth

    Car rolled over in Dandenong Sth

    Ambulance Victoria was called after a car rolled over in Dandenong South this morning. The incident occurred at around 9:30am on Tuesday 17 March. Advanced Life Support (ALS) paramedics assessed…

  • City of Casey set to work on new precinct

    City of Casey set to work on new precinct

    Casey Council has welcomed State Government’s approval of a precinct that promises 600 homes and 6,800 jobs in Cranbourne East. The approved Croskell (Employment) Precinct Structure Plan has opened up…