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"Mississippi Power said scammers, who have falsely identified themselves as employees, have told customers if they aren't paid the power will be cut off.Spokesman Keith Guillot told The Sun Herald that the scammers are using various tactics, including calling to say bills are past due and must be paid using a \"money pack\" or falsely identifying themselves as government agents offering grants to pay utility bills.Guillot said some have even found a way to display Mississippi Power's customer service number on caller ID.To avoid being scammed, follow these suggestions:-Do not give out personal information or banking information-Immediately call local police and Mississippi Power at 1-800-532-1502-For government information visit USA.gov and search under \"consumer fraud and scams\"-Visit Better Business Bureau at BBB.org."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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