Scammers create ‘a false sense of urgency,’ Greater Sudbury Utilities warns Or they promise savings that are hard to believe to collect your personal information, GSU says Postmedia file photoArticle content Greater Sudbury Utilities is warning customers to remain vigilant following reports of scammers impersonating trusted organizations through phone calls, emails, and unsolicited visits. Try refreshing your browser, or Scammers create ‘a false sense of urgency,’ Greater Sudbury Utilities warns Back to video We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Play VideoArticle content “Scammers continue to find new ways to target utility customers by creating a false sense of urgency or promising savings that sound too good to be true,” said Claude Sharma, communications officer for Greater Sudbury Utilities. “If someone claiming to represent Greater Sudbury Utilities asks for payment, personal information, or a fee to lower your hydro bill, contact us to verify before taking any action.” Greater Sudbury Utilities does not request e-transfer payments to personal email addresses.