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Maryville Chamber warns of scam calls

Friday, January 17, 2025 at 10:26 AM

The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce warns the public of a phone scam contacting local businesses pretending to be Evergy. The call will appear to come from an Evergy number but will give a different call back number. They will say served will be disconnected for nonpayment and to go to Walmart for payment. To…

The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce warns the public of a phone scam contacting local businesses pretending to be Evergy. The call will appear to come from an Evergy number but will give a different call back number. They will say served will be disconnected for nonpayment and to go to Walmart for payment. To report the scam calls, visit evergy.com.

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