Originally Posted by StayingHomeIsBetter

"Wrongful or Tortious Interference with Contracts occurs where a person causes a party to commit a breach of contract, or where the person has disrupted the ability of a party to perform their obligations under a contract. It is also known as “tortious interference with contract rights” or “intentional interference with contractual relations”. The person causing the interference (the “tortfeasor”) is usually a third party who is not included in the contract."

OK... where are the lawyers?

I have a contract with AMEX. It says that I pay a certain sum and AMEX provides me certain benefits.

DL creates a situation where AMEX cannot provide a substantive benefit promised within my contract with AMEX.

AMEX reps say it was not the intent of AMEX that the promised benefit be removed... that the loss of the benefit was due to a unilateral action by DL.