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A new phone scam is making the rounds in Saskatoon.
The city and Saskatoon police say people are receiving calls, supposedly from Saskatoon Light and Power.
The caller claims unless a payment is made, service will be cut off.
According to the city, it doesn’t collect credit card or bank information over the phone.
If there is an outstanding account balance, a notice is mailed out.
If you suspect you’ve had one of these scam calls, police suggest you report it online to police and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Agency.
