US EditionFamily Speaking Out After Senior Homeowners Were Charged $64,000 in Asphalt Paving Scam
Scammers targeted seniors with unsolicited asphalt paving offers, leading to immediate $64,000 charges on multiple credit cards, warns the Better Business Bureau.
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Family speaking out after senior homeowners were charged $64,000 in asphalt paving scam | News Channel 3-12
By Robb Coles Click here for updates on this story HOPKINSVILLE, Kentucky (WTVF) — The Better Business Bureau serving Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky is sounding the alarm about an asphalt paving scam that’s happened this summer. An elderly couple in Hopkinsville said they’re among the most recent victims. I heard from their adult son about the steps he’s currently taking to help recover their money. “My parents were getting a free dr…
Family speaking out after senior homeowners were charged $64,000 in asphalt paving scam
By Robb Coles Click here for updates on this story HOPKINSVILLE, Kentucky (WTVF) — The Better Business Bureau serving Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky is sounding the alarm about an asphalt paving scam that’s happened this summer. An elderly couple in Hopkinsville said they’re among the most recent victims. I heard from their adult son about the steps he’s currently taking to help recover their money. “My parents were getting a free dr…
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