Some SRT customers have received an email asking for them to update their eBill account information and accept new terms or conditions, or else their service will be shut off.
Unfortunately, this is called a phishing scam, aimed at trying to encourage you to click a link to a fraudulent website. If you receive messages like this, we encourage you to delete them. A few ways you can spot a phishing email include punctuation or grammar errors, unusual urgency, and a strange email address as the sender.
If you received an email like the example below, delete it without opening or clicking any links in the email. If you ever have questions about a strange or unexpected email from SRT, please contact us at 701-858-1200 to verify its contents.
