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Here's an interesting fact in
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The ongoing subprime meltdown is
Richard writes:I am an MD-PhD, working at a medical center in New York. In 2006 I came here form Wisconsin, and at that point I called American Express (had a credit card with them for about 7-8 years before), explained my move, and the new academic position I was taking on, and asked them if they can help me in the transition period while moving. The rep told me that since my account is in excellent standing, I can go for 2 to 3 months without incurring late fees or penalties, IF I can prove that I am moving to another state and taking on a new job, to which I said, of course, there will be plenty of documents such as rental agreement, job offer, etc., to prove that. I was at the same time told, that "American Express helps its card holders in times of need and transition".
About 2-3 months later I wasn't able to make a payment on-line, then found out that my on-line access was inactivated and the account closed and forwarded to collection agencies.