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CRM October 2011	Feedback from CSRs Spawns Relationship Care Relationship Care has been the driving force behind some recently launched servicing capabilities at American Express for both customers and customer service representatives.
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PC World May 2004 Andrew Brandt	The Credit Card Fraud That Would Not Die After finding out about suspicious activity on his credit card, Jonathan Kamen cancelled it and had a new number issued. American Express gave the new number to AOL without the his knowledge, leading to more fradulent charges.
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