I received a $15 American Express Prepaid Reward card in the mail. It is completely devoid of any information at all. I have no clue what it's for.

I can't match it up to a MSC company on my spreadsheet and don't know what else it could be from.

It came from:
Customer Relations
1990 Milestone Dr. Ste B
Salt Lake City, UT 84104

I have no Idea what I did to get it. I will spend it, but if anyone else knows if this is payment from an MSC, please do share.

Thanks,
Scan- As in I listen to emergency services on a scanner, and I am male.
Scanman

Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 01/07/2015 06:41AM by scanman1.

Only thing I could find is an old prom from 2012 where you loaded 200 onto a prepaid amex they would mail you a 25 amex gift card. It was mailed from the address you listed.

Survey companies have sent those. Did you do an online survey?

Did you buy anything at Christmas that had a rebate? Sometimes those are paid as gift cards.

@dspeakes wrote:

Did you buy anything at Christmas that had a rebate? Sometimes those are paid as gift cards.

Thats it! I remember now. I bought a $15 rice cooker with a $15 rebate.

Mystery solved.

Thanks!

That's a great deal! I've got a funny rebate story:

I got into it with Walmart over a rebate. Communicating with someone probably on the other side of the world for whom English was not their first language. I had bought a vacuum robot (Neato Robotics, great device, this is my second and I love them) online on one of their holiday specials -- $400 vacuum for $259.

Picked it up at the store, took it home. Noticed on the paperwork that the description said "$30 rebate available." Checked my emails, checked the Walmart site, checked the Neato site, couldn't find any mention of how to claim any rebate.

Contacted Walmart customer service: What do I have to do to claim the rebate?

Got answer back in broken English: Check the Neato website.

Replied: Please get someone who speaks English. There is nothing on the Neato site. I bought this from Walmart. Walmart needs to tell me what to do.

Got another answer in broken English that was so indecipherable I don't even know what they were saying, but I gathered they didn't think this was their problem.

Replied in screaming cyber-speak, demanding a supervisor in the United States, said someone owes me $30 and if I didn't get it I would report them for false advertising.

Got reply back in broken English apologizing for the inconvenience and saying they were issuing a refund for $28.90.

Before replying "what about the other $1.10?" I checked the other email that had come in about the same time to see if maybe $28.90 plus tax equaled the missing $30.

The other email:

We are processing a refund to your credit card for $54.10.

Huh?

Checked the credit card a few days later and sure enough, they refunded $54.10. No idea why. I'm not going to ask.