simongr
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surely this is tantamount to fraud on the part of AMEX? Promising something and then not delivering when we fulfil our side of bargain?
Surely the ACCC would have to take some action, otherwise this will set a very dangerous precedent.
Imagine if other businesses start doing this....promise something and then retroscpectively changing the rules.
Are you actually reading this thread? Pretty much this has been posted word for word more than a few times.
I can imagine a few businesses doing exactly this. Jetstar advertises 1c fares SYD-MEL. Website crashes due to the uptake and the sale ends pretty quickly. Offer made and withdrawn. Petrol station advertises 90c a litre, you queue for 45 mins for gas and by the time you get to the pump the price has risen. Neither situations are much fun but are also not fraud.
Sadly we have very few facts at this point and thus very little to progress forward on.
I am half tempted to start another thread to capture:
- Actual confirmed points adjustments
- Written confirmation from Amex on caps etc.
- Commenced "legal" actions
And leave the speculation to die in the ar$e here. Frankly the info received from a CSR is worth about as much as a buy option on the A$ at 99c:US$1