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scott
scott (@guest_283169)
August 11, 2016 16:34

The issue with overseas Amex workers isn’t necessarily related to what they have the power to do. When I got the gold card a few years ago I tried it at a gas station and it didn’t work. This is my first attempt at using the card. The CSR in India told me there must be something wrong with the magnetic strip. He was going to cancel the card and send out a new one. I waited a couple of weeks and nothing. I called back and got a CSR in the US. She told me there was nothing wrong with the card and a new one would not be sent out. She said there can be issues with the card readers at some gas pumps. I never had another problem with that card, except at that one gas station. This seemed like a matter of better training in the US.

IOException
IOException (@guest_283078)
August 11, 2016 11:51

I honestly don’t see Amex pushing to overseas. They’ve always had the best CS and I don’t think they want to change that.

Companies that have pushed overseas (like CapitalOne) have realized that the system didn’t work out as well as intended and are bringing those jobs back.

Sri
Sri (@guest_283045)
August 11, 2016 08:27

igot seems a suspicious company. A quick search on google shows it could very well be a scam.

sybloc
sybloc (@guest_283108)
August 11, 2016 13:49

Everything Bitcoin related is a scam. The two largest Bitcoin related trading networks are now out of business due to “hacking” (but most likely theft by insiders and/or owners).

Frankly even mentioning anything Bitcoin related reduces this site’s credibility.