Ill. (KWQC) - ComEd, an energy company in Illinois, is warning customers about an energy scam that relates to COVID-19.
Officials are asking their customers to "be on alert for potential scams targeting individuals and small-business owners."
Imposters are posing as employees with ComEd and are taking advantage of the "uncertainty brought on by this health crisis to approach individuals and steal their personal information and money," officials said.
Not to change the topic here:
Auto insurers say they will return money to customers
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Verizon canceling FiOS installs and telling customers to wait a few months | Ars Technica
Verizon is canceling many home-Internet installations and repairs during the pandemic, and some customers are being given appointment dates in November when they try to schedule an installation.
The November appointment dates appear to be placeholders that will eventually be replaced by earlier dates. But Verizon is sending mixed messages to customers about when appointments will actually happen and about whether technicians are allowed to enter their homes.
Food City won't cap the number of customers in their stores - WDEF
ABINGTON, Virginia (WDEF) – Food City President and CEO Steve Smith gave an udpate Monday on how Food City is going to continue to adapt to CDC guidelines for its customers and its employees.
The store will now be encouraging all employees to wear masks because of the CDC’s recent recommendation, and hopes to be able to supply them by next week.
Food City will not be limiting the number of people in its stores like other grocery stores are doing, but trusts customers to remain distanced at 6 feet apart.
In case you are keeping track:
Kroger stores to limit number customers, test one-way aisles | KUTV
Kroger Follows Walmart, Target in Limiting Number of Customers in Stores | The Motley
The retailers and grocery chains that have remained open amid the coronavirus pandemic have struggled with how to operate. Safe operation requires social distancing and taking sensible actions to limit interaction between people.
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Every chain has adopted slightly different rules. Walmart is allowing no more than five people per 1,000 square feet, roughly 20% of each store's capacity. Target is varying capacities based on the square footage of each location.
Giant Food to significantly limit customers in stores | WTOP
Giant Food will now limit the number of customers allowed to shop inside its stores, starting Thursday.
Though Giant did not put an exact number on how many customers will be allowed in at any given time, the company said it will reduce store capacity to just 20%.
Store employees will monitor the number of customers entering. Giant asks customers to shop with as few family members as possible.
Major retailers taking additional steps to protect customers and employees | Business |
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