The unnamed roofer said he intended to do the work but claims a shoulder injury, broken down cars, and other things happened that prevented him from completing it.
Victim filed a police report and provided documentation that she had reported the card missing. After two investigations, Bank of America’s Fraud unit denied her claim.
In 2015, Atlanta taxpayers voted yes on a $250 million bond referendum meant to take on the city’s billion-dollar infrastructure backlog. Years later, even small unpaved projects are still incomplete.
A southwest metro woman received a water bill for more than $9,000, and tried for six months to get the Atlanta Watershed Management to review her complaints.
A loyal Atlanta Gladiators hockey fan won a first-class, all-expenses-paid vacation to Costa Rica more than two years ago. But the team has yet to deliver the prize.
Homeowner Kristi Hutchinson said her home warranty company told her the heat index needed to be 105 degrees for an emergency air conditioning unit repair.
Cash is king, as the saying goes, but not many of us carry it around anymore. Instead, peer-to-peer payment apps, such as PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle, give the convenience of cash right on our phones.