A state judge has thrown out a credit card company's breach of contract action against a cardholder, saying it failed to show the existence of a contract offer and faulting the testimony of an American Express employee who has testified in previous cases regarding unpaid credit cards.
May 09, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A state judge has thrown out a credit card company’s breach of contract action against a cardholder, saying it failed to show the existence of a contract offer and faulting what he called its “robo-testimony.”
American Express Bank FSB sued Felicia Tancreto for breach of contract and account stated on an unpaid balance of just over $16,000 on her American Express Platinum Costco Card.
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