NorthWestern Energy is receiving widespread reports of scammers attempting to steal money from Montanans. These criminals are calling Montanans and falsely claiming energy service will be shut off unless an immediate payment is made.

These threats are not legitimate. Energy service providers never demand instant payment or threaten customers with sudden disconnection.

Customers with past-due accounts receive multiple notices well in advance of any service interruption. A service disconnection will never come as a surprise.

NorthWestern Energy urges Montanans to stay vigilant and avoid sharing personal or financial information with anyone demanding immediate payment.

Learn more about how to protect yourself from scammers—or report a scam attempt—at https://www.northwesternenergy.com/scamalert.

By Jo Dee Black, NorthWestern Energy: January 7, 2026 – Butte, Mt

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