Atlanta, Georgia
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Older Drivers: Don't Get Caught in the DarkAARP Georgia recruits members for volunteer executive council
Volunteering with AARP Georgia is a wonderful way to help out the community and gain a sense of personal enrichment. With activities ranging from legislative advocacy to community service projects, there's an opportunity for everyone to make a difference.
We are currently looking to recruit new members for our volunteer executive council whose primary function is to help create and monitor an effective state plan that targets AARP's strategic priorities.
AARP Georgia has a long history of educating consumers and influencing policy makers on issues such as long-term financial security, health care and long-term care, and livable communities. As an executive council member you will provide critical leadership in helping older adults throughout Georgia live more independently and with more choice.
We're working hard to create positive social change. Get in touch with us to learn how you can help. Contact Tobias Tillmon at 404-870-3781 or ttillmon@aarp.org to get more information and an application. To download an application, click on the following link assets.aarp.org/www.aarp.org_/cs/misc/volunteer_application.pdf
Try contacting the entities identified below.
http://www.gainsurance.org/
http://consumer.georgia.gov/02/oca/home/0,2471,5426814,00.html;jsessionid=98E606120F782E2B785EAFBE9EDE5F32
http://www.bbb.org/us/consumers/
Hi anyone
I have informatiom relating to a possible scam between a company and a insurance company.
Made contact with a given insurance company (two times) Somewhere, Pa.
Was informed by (two beleived to be investigates for the company) was told to make contact with a given claim person. I feel this individual was part of the scam.
The insurance agent would have has insurance investigator do a damage report,(lets said, " $1,000).This given Agent would give the cleanup & painting job to this given company.
The given company would have their own investigator come to said location. Estimate damages (lets say two rooms) After the project was completed,the company would sent a report for 6-7 rooms, & 3-hallways)(lets say, $12,000 )work not done.
The given insurance agent would sent a (lets say, $12,000-$1,000) check.
After I reported this to the insurance company (somewhere, Pa.). The Insurance agent called me, it was not a very good call!! The said cleanup & paint company sent me a letter.
I have notes,forged (false documents), bill-of-sales, much add information.
The bottom line, where do I go what do I do.
portwood67@msn.com
aarp member# 0664876174
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