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What does 'existing' cardholders mean [in UK]?
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Jul 3, 2012 | 7:01 am
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The reason I ask, AMEX customer services seem to have a different definition of the word 'existing' to the rest of the English speaking world.
American Express does have a peculiar house style in which extraneous adjectives are inserted for emphasis. American Express practice also often deviates from published policy, typically in the customers' favor. In this example I believe the UK practice is that an existing customer for new account bonus purposes is anyone who has a Membership Rewards account in their system. If I recall correctly, it takes six months after all MR cards are closed for the rewards account to disappear.
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