JEA warns customers of scam email

JACKSON, Tenn.—The Jackson Energy Authority is warning customers of a scam email currently in circulation.

Keep yourself protected, check out the news release from JEA below:

SCAM ALERT

Please be aware that scammers are impersonating EPlus Broadband E-Mail Support by sending messages claiming inboxes are bouncing back with recipient’s important emails — and follows with a prompt to click a link to “recover my emails.”

Credit: JEA

DO NOT CLICK on the link or reply to the email. It is a SCAM.

Neither JEA nor EPlus Broadband will send out important security messages via email. Please disregard the email and contact Jackson Energy Authority at (731) 422-7500 if you have any questions, concerns, or uncertainties.

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