<prompt> Human: Im not exactly sure if I got scammed or I actually switched to a new company? Im young and naive and of course I let myself get involved in this, but lessons need to be learned!x200B;Okay, I was approached by two gentlemen with binders that had the ConEd Bill in the front of them, and told me theyd give a 25 dollar gift card to compensate me for not switching to clean energy and were very nice and polite, and I was in a hurry so I wasnt really thinking about it, and just went with it. They ended up with my account number, email, and name. They also got me to confirm a few things on the phone. Lucky for me, they left their binder, and they have a lot of numbers and addresses on lined paper, as well as scripts and a paper for sales for Entel Marketing and Great American Power. When I looked those up, I guess people got billed triple their bill and Im not ready for that at all. I called ConEd and they said they cant really help me since they cant get involved in another company. Im really scared and confused, and laughing like a crazy person as a defense mechanism. How can I stop all this from happening? I cant even buy myself a bag of hot cheetos and Im really stressed out.x200B;EDIT: ConEd and not ComEd! x200B;Also thank you so much everyone! I was so stressed out, but now its so comforting knowing that people care, have been through this, and have gotten out of this situation. Thank you again!  <response>: Its called slamming. Google power slamming and your state and see if your public utilities commission has any information on how to prevent it. 