Amex in Hot Water for Inferior Terms for Customers Who Prefer Spanish
The CFPB took action against two American Express subsidiaries for giving inferior terms to customers in U.S. territories, such as Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, compared to customers in the 50 states. The CFPB alleges the company also discriminated against customers indicating a Spanish-language preference. The price tag: more than $95 million in redress. Have you ever compared terms for customers who indicate a Spanish-language preference vs. those who don't? [8/24/17]