Yet another story about people being scammed by thieves claiming to be utilities workers—this time, they're posing as Con Ed employees in Brooklyn. According to WCBS 2, some men and women are trying to gain entry into residents' homes by flashing fake IDs and asking things like "We just want to know if you're interested in lowering your fill for Con Ed and National Grid?" One woman said, "They wanted a copy of our gas bill to see if we qualified for a discount. She tried to talk me into going onto my computer and go online to give her our info and everything." A Con Ed spokesman Michael Clendenin said that people should definitely ask to see an ID if someone claims to be from the utility; he also clarified, "If they're coming at night, we don't come at night. We don't make house calls. We don't come to read your meter unless we've made an appointment." Recently, the city warned about people claiming to be from the DEP were scamming seniors.