Consumer Alerts
Here are the top Consumer Alerts and releases from July you should be aware of:
Fake emails are being sent to inmates and their families through JPay. They falsely appear to be from the Attorney General supporting those who claim they can secure a release. Always verify who sent the email and talk to your lawyer before acting.
AG Nessel on MSC Reversing Controversial Consumer Protection Decisions
Attorney General Nessel praised the Michigan Supreme Court for helping consumers. The Court’s ruling allows her office to investigate deceptive licensed businesses.
AG Nessel Launches 2026 Election Protection Webpage
Attorney General Nessel launched a new webpage on election protection. The webpage includes information on state voting laws and election deadlines.
These scams happen when someone claiming to be from the government calls, emails, or texts you. They may ask for personal information or demand money. This alert informs you about how real government agencies operate. It also tells you how to protect yourself from imposters.
Power Outage Credit Feedback & Inquiry Form
Use this form to report long power outages or ask about missing outage credits. The form can be filled out by residents and business customers.
These scams are meant to steal your information. They create a false sense of urgency and pretend to be from government agencies and companies. Do not reply to these messages.
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