Amex email fraud alert |
I then realized that she was in a very loud space, not what I think of as an Amex teleservice center. I asked what office she was in and she said that she could not say. Any number that I can use to call you back? No, what about the caller ID number. She said that might not work. I asked if there was any way to identify her and she said that I could have her agent ID: CVGA18. The caller ID was 800 924-9289.
At this point, I asked her to stay on hold and I pulled out another phone and called the number on the back. After several minutes of automated and eventually human efforts to identify me, they finally asked what I wanted. "I'm trying to see if I'm being spoofed."
As it turns out, I was not. Amex has a policy of requiring the individual to give his address to the agent. They want it verified. Sound weird, they've billed me at that address a hundred times or so but their policy requires them to get me to give them my address, even when they called me, before they'll ship me a new card which is what they want to do.
I hate it when Amex and these other companies just have stupid policies. Doesn't this seem stupid?
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