On Monday, March 23, 2009, my firm Am Ex Bluecard was declined when my paralegal attempted to pay for a CLE seminar. When I called Am Ex to determine what the problem was, I was told the line was reduced after a "routine review" of my credit report. Everything the representative told me was untrue, since I have access to my credit report and credit score and knew what she was telling me was inaccurate. I asked to speak with her supervisor, and he told me the same thing. I asked the supervisor if Am Ex was about to go out of business or whether there was some other reason Am Ex was so desperate to close credit lines they were willing to anger some of their most responsible and loyal customers. Again...no valid response from the supervisor. Am Ex made this reduction without telling me (I received a letter 4 days after I complained about the reduction). I am looking into a national class action suit, as our firm handles such suits and I am so angry, I would just love to pursue this in the Court.