<prompt> Human: I might be over paranoid but I just want to be sure I handle it properly. Two representatives from IDT Energy came to my door trying to get me to sign up to get a cheaper electric bill. I admit, I was stupid when I gave them my bill and gave them my cell phone number - which to my knowledge only went on my bill. They gave back my information, after the rep. wrote on my bill. They were pressuring me to sign up, they said they needed to make a phone call to confirm my agreement. Anyway, I told him that I wanted to do my due diligence first. I went back to my apt. saw very negative press about the company and told them I wasnt interested. Ive been researching the company after they left, and people have complained that they were signed up even when they declined. I will call ConEd and tell them what happened, can they freeze my account from any changes? Should I do anything else to make sure that I wasnt signed up? My paranoia is that the reps saw my account numb, name of bill and have my cell number. What can they do with that information?TL;DR: Gave personal information to a company that is known to scam ppl, aside from contacting ConEd, is there anything else I should do? UPDATE: Got in touch with ConEd. The rep told me that she gets a lot of complaints about these types of shady practices and that she would be happy to put a hold on my account. No changes will be able to take place unless I remove the hold. Im really happy how easy it was to deal with ConEd. Hopefully I have learned my lesson and wont provide personal information to strangers again.  <response>: As long as you called Con Ed and put an ESCOS freeze on your account, youll be fine. This is a common scam and that is all it takes to put a stop to it even if they got your Con Ed info. 