1099s from referrals/bank bonuses are being sent out atm.Just received another Amex letter at US address, any idea what it could be? Has a US First Class Mail American Express logo where the stamp should be.
1099s from referrals/bank bonuses are being sent out atm.Just received another Amex letter at US address, any idea what it could be? Has a US First Class Mail American Express logo where the stamp should be.
I'm unfortunately not too familiar with that. Is it safe to ignore or should I deal with it? Only one Amex aspire approved mid January received a few days ago.1099s from referrals/bank bonuses are being sent out atm.
FWIW it may cruel my chances but I've still got access to mobile banking. I've initiated a transfer of funds out of my Chase Checking to my Citi account. I'll give the banker a call tomorrow and see what happens but I want to send Chase a message I'm not going into the branch and I'm going to move my (tiny deposits) away. They've already billed me for my AF on the CSP. I will try to get that waived on the basis that I never activated the card.I think that's a good idea and certainly worth a try.
I'd also wait a few days and try calling the fraud team again to see if a different agent can give you different options.
Even if it doesn't work out, I wouldn't sweat it too much. Just wait until you are next in the US and try again. It's all part of the game. Plenty of people who MS hard end up getting shut down by a bank or two at various points along the way; they wait 1-2 years and try again, and very often are successful.
Something else then. US banks send a lot of letters. Make sure you have selected online delivery for all letters in your Amex profile. That will reduce, but not eliminate, them.this is a 1099 for $0 or it is something else