(KAIR)--Concerns regarding false-claims of employment with a Kansas agency leads to a warning to the public to not fall victim to the ploy.
The Kansas Corporation Commission Tuesday issued a release saying that reports have been received “that an individual, claiming to work for the KCC, is calling Kansans asking if they need assistance paying their natural gas bills.” The release notes that very little was known Tuesday about the phone calls but the public is warned that any such unsolicited phone call “is not legitimate.”
Anyone who receives such a call should offer no personal or financial information, and, instead, hang up immediately.
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