VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT Sample Clauses

VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to us at the address shown at the end of this booklet and ask for a copy. Please make sure to address your letter to the attention of the Manager of Customer Service. For the most recent version of these Complaint Handling Procedures, please go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx.
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VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to us at the address shown at the end of this booklet and ask for a copy. Please make sure to address your letter to the attention of the Manager of Customer Service. For the most recent version of these Complaint Handling Procedures, please go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx. AMEX CANADA PRIVACY CODE American Express has long recognized and fully accepted our responsibility to safeguard the privacy, confidentiality and security of the personal information entrusted to us. This Privacy Code sets out the privacy policy of Amex Bank of Canada and Amex Canada Inc. (Amex Canada), and applies to their products, services and customers (including prospective customers) in Canada. The Code is consistent with the American Express Data Protection and Privacy Principles, which apply to all American Express operations worldwide. This Code should be read in conjunction with our Online Privacy Statement which is part of the Code and addresses how Amex Canada collects, uses and safeguards the personal information you provide to us online. The Online Privacy Statement describes and provides illustrative descriptions and examples to help you understand how we collect, use, disclose and safeguard information online including through websites, mobile applications and other online communications and content. This Code and our Online Privacy Statement are available on our website. We may update this Code and the Online Privacy Statement and the most recent version will be available at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxx. In this Code “personal information” means any information which relates to an individual and allows that individual to be identified (Information).
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VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to us at the address shown at the end of this booklet and ask for a copy. Please make sure to address your letter to the attention of the Manager of Customer Service. For the most recent version of these Complaint Handling Procedures, please go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx. AIR MILES REWARD PROGRAM INQUIRIES For information regarding accumulation or redemption of your AIR MILES®* Reward Miles, please contact the AIR MILES Customer Care Centre as follows: Address: LoyaltyOne, Co. AIR MILES Customer Care Centre XX Xxx 000, Xxxxxxx X Xxxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 Telephone: From anywhere in North America: 1-888-AIR MILES or 1-888-247-6453 Toronto: (000) 000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 Website: xxxxxxxx.xx Earning Miles in theAIR MILES Reward Program through the use of anAmerican ExpressAIR MILES Credit Card /American ExpressAIR MILES Platinum Credit Card /American Express AIR MILES Reserve Credit Card The following terms and conditions govern how Miles offered by the AIR MILES Reward Program (Program) operated by LoyaltyOne, Co. (LoyaltyOne) may be earned through purchases charged to your American Express AIR MILES Credit Card, American Express AIR MILES Platinum Credit Card and American Express AIR MILES Reserve Credit Card issued by Amex Bank of Canada (we, us or our). If you are an existing cardmember, this version of the Program terms and conditions may contain amendments and revisions. These terms and conditions contain a limitation of liability clause which limits our responsibility and liability. Please refer to the “Limitation of Liability” section of these terms and conditions.
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VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to us at the address shown at the end of this booklet and ask for a copy. Please make sure to address your letter to the attention of the Manager of Customer Service. For the most recent version of these Complaint Handling Procedures, please go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx. Program Terms and Conditions for the SimplyCash™ Card from American Express and the SimplyCash™ Preferred Card from American Express INTERPRETATION These terms and conditions govern the cash back program (cash back program) offered by us to holders of the SimplyCash Card from American Express (the SimplyCash Card) and the SimplyCash Preferred Card from American Express (the SimplyCash Preferred Card). If you are an existing cardmember, this version of the cash back program terms and conditions may contain amendments and revisions. These terms and conditions contain a limitation of liability clause which limits our responsibility and liability. Please refer to the “Limitation of Liability” section of these terms and conditions.
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VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to us at the address shown at the end of this booklet and ask for a copy. Please make sure to address your letter to the attention of the Manager of Customer Service. For the most recent version of these Complaint Handling Procedures, please go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx. Blue Sky® Travel Program INTERPRETATION The following terms and conditions govern the Blue Sky Travel Program (program) associated with your Blue Sky Credit Card issued by Amex Bank of Canada (we, us or our). If you are an existing cardmember, this version of the program terms and conditions may contain amendments and revisions. These terms and conditions contain a limitation of liability clause which limit our responsibility and liability. Please refer to the “Limitation of Liability and Other Important Terms” section of these terms and conditions.
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VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to the Manager of Customer Care Support for a copy. The following are the Amex Bank of Canada - Merchant Complaint Handling Procedures for complaints related to the Code of Conduct for the Credit and Debit Card Industry. We strive to be the world's most respected service brand and try very hard to ensure that your business is handled in an efficient and courteous manner. If, however, we have not met your expectations and you have a merchant complaint related to the Code of Conduct for the Credit and Debit Card Industry, we encourage you to follow the procedures outlined here to help us address your concern. Step One: We can help, tell us about your concern related to the Code of Conduct If you are a merchant and have a complaint pertaining to the Code of Conduct for the Credit and Debit Card industry, please contact our Amex Following receipt of your complaint we will: • Acknowledge receipt of your complaint within five business days. • Provide our final decision within 90 days (step 1) and 45 days (step 2 ) of receiving your complaint, along with: •A summary of the complaint; •The final result of the investigation; •Explanation of the final decision; and •Information on how to further escalate your complaint in the event of an unsatisfactory outcome in step 1, along with the Complaint Handling Form. If we cannot provide a response within 90 days (step 1) and 45 days (step 2 ) you will be informed of the delay, the reason for the delay, and the expected response time.
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VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS AND CODES OF CONDUCT. For a complete listing of the Voluntary Commitments and Codes of Conduct to which Amex Bank of Canada subscribes, please visit our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxx or write to us at the address shown at the end of this booklet and ask for a copy. Please make sure to address your letter to the attention of the Manager of Customer Service. For the most recent version of these Complaint Handling Procedures, please go to xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx. Membership Rewards® Program The following terms and conditions apply to the Membership Rewards Program for the Choice Card from American Express™ and are in addition to the Membership Rewards Program Terms and Conditions. In the event of any inconsistency between the provisions of these terms and conditions and the Membership Rewards Program Terms and Conditions, these terms and conditions will apply.
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