u/Cold_Count1986

Between the lost clients and FTE, the cuts to the benefits, and the AI doomsday nothing good will come to those who stick around this sinking ship…

I understand some countries don’t typically accept Amex in person (i.e. Myanmar) - but surprised I wasn’t able to use it online to book a property. This property is in Laos.

Hilton should give bonus points at these properties that are unable to accept the Hilton Amex card…

Any other countries/properties that typically don’t accept Amex?

This is exactly why they put in a spend requirement. If they ever change the or to and for the spend requirement for diamond I am toast.

Got to find a way to get the company to pay more for hotels…

Signed up for AT&T in March and got installed the next day. Provided my bank account info for autopay the same day of install and got my bill the next week with the $35 monthly rate showing and instructions to pay the bill manually as autopay takes 1-2 billing cycles. Got my second bill and they removed the autopay rate and the monthly rate was $45 AND they reversed $7 of the $10 autopay discount from the first bill making it $17 higher. The bill clearly said autopay enrollment was successful and no need to pay.

When I contacted AT&T they told me it would be credited on the next month bill, however only $0.33 of the $17 overcharge was credited. They did end up crediting me manually the full $17 when I repeatedly pressed for it.

The discounted rate is advertised for 12 months, however nearly 2 months of time is not at the advertised rate due to the system limitations AT&T has with autopay enrollment. How can a new customer get what they were promised for the full time frame? I thought I did everything right by enrolling in autopay day 1.

I am in California and considering filing a AG/PUC complaint on behalf of the other consumers. It is a shame AT&T plays games like this. The dissatisfaction and upsetting a new customer is not worth the $17 they get, and the extra cost associated with calls from these customers who they end up crediting.

This you?

“The U.S. State Department will begin revoking the U.S. passports of thousands of parents who owe a significant amount of unpaid child support….”

Is that joke in poor taste?