Justin Gray
Investigative Reporter and Consumer Investigator at WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA)
Investigative Reporter/Consumer Investigator, @wsbtv.
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3 weeks ago |
wsbtv.com | Justin Gray
A Southwest Atlanta woman paid more than $2,700 for a Craftmatic adjustable bed that she never received. “I was getting ready to have hip surgery and I wanted to convalesce in a bed that would help me to heal better,” Luticia Campbell told Channel 2 consumer investigator Justin Gray. The hip surgery came and went. Campbell paid off the bed in $100 monthly installments by 2021, but it has never been delivered. “It took a while to pay it off, but when I paid it off.
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3 weeks ago |
wsbtv.com | Justin Gray
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Victims who say a metro Atlanta tree removal business stole their money have been waiting seven years for their day in court which has still not come. Angela Hodges is charged with felony counts of theft by taking and theft by deception, dating all the way back to 2018. But she was initially a no-show, once again, in DeKalb County Superior Court for a pretrial hearing. Judge Asha Jackson was fed up with what she said appeared to be delay tactics.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Justin Gray
Victims who say a metro Atlanta tree removal business stole their money have been waiting seven years for their day in court which has still not come. Angela Hodges is charged with felony counts of theft by taking and theft by deception, dating all the way back to 2018. But she was initially a no-show, once again, in DeKalb County Superior Court for a pretrial hearing. Judge Asha Jackson was fed up with what she said appeared to be delay tactics.
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3 weeks ago |
wsbtv.com | Justin Gray
ATLANTA — Scammers are taking advantage of credit card fraud protections that consumers count on to steal from small businesses. “In six months, I’ve had about 10,” Utopia Foot & Shoulder Massage owner Julie Stewart said. After getting services at the spa, the scammer reports to their credit card company that the charge was fraudulent. “They’ll typically get our nicest service, the most expensive, and then they’ll purchase products.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Justin Gray
Metro company says someone has been stealing customers’ checks out of the mailA metro Atlanta small business says customer checks are repeatedly being intercepted in the mail and stolen before ever getting to them. “We’ve had over 20 checks and it’s over $4,000,” Page Cade, of A&A Exterminators, said. “We’re having customers calling and saying I haven’t been serviced. And we say, well, we haven’t received your check.”All the stolen A&A checks have been mobile deposited to a Regions Bank account.
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A metro Atlanta hotel is issuing big fines for guests for smoking in rooms - based on smoke sensors - a pregnant woman tells us she was just using a Dyson air wrap to do her hair - another guest says she was steaming a dress https://t.co/GTdFOGEinr
RT @JustinGrayWSB: As a non-profit hospital, @emoryhealthcare is required to provide charity care - hospitals like Emory also provide in-ho…
As a non-profit hospital, @emoryhealthcare is required to provide charity care - hospitals like Emory also provide in-house payment plans. But go to the Emory billing portal & they push you instead to enroll in a medical credit card - my @wsbtv story https://t.co/Egsc1bO3MN
