It doesn't we are getting the points per the deal we signed up for, and their customer service just doesn't respond to our requests. It's not a whole lot of money — a few hundred dollars at most — but I thought the finance sector was pretty tightly regulated about these things? Isn't this something like false advertising?
It's been a couple of months now and it doesn't seem like their customer service is replying anymore, and I'm considering filing a complaint to the CFPB and other agencies. I think it's more about the principle, and feeling like getting swindled by a neobank / not-a-bank that's the most annoying part of it.
Otherwise, using Brex has been great. It's just that getting pulled in as a customer under false pretenses leaves a seriously bad impression.
Has anyone else experienced this? Should I file a complaint or just let it go?
I have contacted Brex at support@brex.com and support-ops@brex.com many times and only get auto generated email response. No one from Brex has bothered to contact me for the details of those people that are scamming me from their company. Brex seem to approve of this behavior from these 3 people. Even reporting this to the Vancouver Police Department goes unanswered. Now I have to hire an attorney to settle this matter and help capture these scammers.