KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica Public Service (JPS) is advising customers to be on the alert for fraudulent emails with the message ‘Service Suspension Notice’ in the subject line.

According to the JPS, the fake emails are originating from a ‘calljps@jpsco.com’ account and indicate that payments are outstanding and that service will be suspended.

Customers are being advised that JPS does not issue disconnection notices by email. People in receipt of such emails, should delete them immediately, the JPS urged in a reslease Friday.

Customers are also advised not to share their JPS account information or any other private data, with suspicious email accounts.

The power supply company said that official channels and main portals of online communications for JPS are:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/myjpsonline

Twitter: twitter.com/myJPSonline

Instagram: instagram.com/myjpsonline/

Website: www.myjpsco.com/

For customer service information, the company says that customers should call the Customer Care Centre at: 1-888-225-5577 or 1-888-CALL-JPS (FLOW) or 1-888-935-5577 (Digicel). Customers may also make queries via Facebook and Twitter.