Dryden Telephone is warning its customers about a spam scam.
Spokesperson Tyler Peacock says spammers are trying to get a hold of e-mail addresses and passwords.
Peacock says you shouldn’t give out that personal information.
Spammers are using it to send mass e-mails through the DMTS network.
Peacock is reminding the public that DMTS would not ask for your e-mail and password and is not conducting regularly scheduled maintenance.
