American Express
Unauthorized $96.34 AEPC Member Services charge after sweepstakes offer

Business & Finance

Today I received a bill from American Express with a charge for $96.34 for something called AEPC Member Services (T&L Golf TLGC Memb). I did not make or authorize this charge.

I found on the Internet where several people are being charged for this same thing because they supposedly did not respond to a sweepstakes offer! This is more than unacceptable... It is a form of credit entrapment.

I immediately called 1-888-BLUE-741 and told them I did not make this charge. Not only did they say they would immediately reverse this; but, didn't even offer to explain. When a random customer service operator recognizes this charge and offers no explanation, it is clearly a widespread scam.

When this charge is reversed, I will cancel this card. I had always associated the name American Express with quality; but, they have lost any resemblance to quality or trust in the workplace.


Company: American Express
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: El Paso
Address: P.O. Box 981531
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