MANCHESTER — From phony calls threatening to shut off power to bogus emails and even imposters pretending to be employees, scammers posing as Eversource representatives are becoming increasingly more sophisticated. While their deceitful tactics may vary, the goal is always the same – to steal money and personal information.

Eversource is joining utilities countrywide to remind customers to be vigilant and recognize the signs of suspicious behavior, especially with the busy holiday season approaching.

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