Sunday, April 28, 2013

Is it legal for Amex to give an Amex Card to my boyfriend for negative information about me?

I wish also to ask a question, since I'm not currently in the Amex credit card business:

My boyfriend (who has bad credit history) was told to call Jean Park, Esq. if he could give bad / negative information about me, and would get an Amex Card.

Question: Isn't it illegal to provide an Amex credit card to a person that is not based upon a uniform methodology? (e.g. all credit card offers must conform to Amex's FICO score for the person and Amex's credit algorithm, as long as it is not a randomized test for "Tuition" as Ash Gupta used to say)?

He was told it would be worth several thousand dollars, and thus was a form of payment.

Does Amex know of this, and has Jean Park, Esq. of Kelley Drye authorized her name and phone number to be used in this manner?

Or is that akin to GM (General Motors) paying private investigators money to find dirt on Ralph Nader, back in the 1960's when Nader published "Unsafe at Any Speed"?  Because back in 1965 there was this criticism of GM:

"Industry response
 Nader claims that GM responded to Nader's criticism of the Corvair by trying to destroy Nader's image and to silence him. It "(1) conducted a series of interviews with acquaintances of the plaintiff, "questioning them about, and casting aspersions upon [his] political, social, racial and religious views; his integrity; his sexual proclivities and inclinations; and his personal habits"; (2) kept him under surveillance in public places for an unreasonable length of time; (3) caused him to be accosted by girls for the purpose of entrapping him into illicit relationships (4) made threatening, harassing and obnoxious telephone calls to him; (5) tapped his telephone and eavesdropped, by means of mechanical and electronic equipment, on his private conversations with others; and (6) conducted a "continuing" and harassing investigation of him."[5]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsafe_at_Any_Speed 

Shareholders: Ask CEO for truth and PWC to act as CPA's. Update for 9am Mon Apr 29, 2013 Amex Shareholder Meeting


I, Peter Lindner, wrote a 2 page summary that shows that:
  1. CEO Ken Chenault falsely certified to the SEC that Amex complied with SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley)
  2. Qing denied in July/Aug 2005 that Qing violated the June 2000 Amex-Lindner Contract paragraph 13, which stops Qing from giving "any information" to prospective employers of Lindner and to also refer all such requests to HR (Human Resources)
  3. Amex General Counsel Jason Brown, Esq. in Feb 2006 told me (Peter Lindner) that "all Qing said is I don't think Peter Lindner can work here", but denied it via email the next day
  4. In January 2009, Lindner got Qing Lin to admit under oath that
    • Qing gave "any information" to Boaz Salik about a job for Peter at Fischer Jordan Consulting
    • Qing did not refer Boaz Salik to Human Resources.
  5. In January 2009, Lindner got American Express General Counsel Vice President Jason  Brown, Esq. to admit that his handwritten notes (Amex Exhibit DEF (for "DEFendant") 0370 did have a phone conversation with Qing, where Qing admitted
    • (starting with a double quote ) "Peter is a technical guy.
    • Note that just giving the information that "Peter is a technical guy" is a violation of paragraph 13 on the  June 2000 Amex-Lindner Contract prohibition about giving "any information"
    • I'm not sure whether he can be used on at AXP [ where AXP is the stock exchange symbol for American Express]
  6. I include the  June 2000 Amex-Lindner Contract paragraph 13 on the 2nd page, and below it is the signature dated 6/23/2000 /signed/ Ashwini Gupta , Ash Gupta [typed below]
  7. I went to Price Waterhouse Coopers in person to tell them that Amex violated GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Practices] by falsely signing compliance with SOX, to wit, the Amex Code of Conduct, which exempts no one (although under SEC rules it can) from telling the truth, and not violating a law nor a contract.  They refused to meet with me or even set up an appointment.  Thus PWC should be removed as an auditor accepted by the SEC
  8. I told Amex's General Counsel Vice President Jason Brown, Esq. in Feb 2006 that Qing violated the June 2000 Amex-Lindner Contract by saying "Peter Lindner can't work here" which is "any information," but Brown denied it, only to admit it under oath some 3 years later in Federal Court case 06cv3834 Lindner v  American Express and Qing Lin.  This shows that VP Brown violated the Amex Code of Conduct by not informing his manager (Amex's General Counsel) and also the Amex Secretary of the Corporation Stephen Norman, Esq.
  9. I spoke of that at the April 2009 Amex Shareholder Meeting, and was not responded to, but two weeks later, Qing was let go from Amex, but Jason Brown remained, and does so through today.
  10. That would mean:  Ken Chenault should have noted in the 2010 SOX compliance that in 2009, Ken noted that VP Qing reporting to Amex Banking President Ash Gupta had been let go for violating the Amex Code of Conduct, the June 2000 Amex-Lindner Contract, and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for retaliation.  Ken instead pretended as if none of that happened.
  11. Also, Amex hired Joe Sacca, Esq. of Skadden, Arps who lied to USDJ Koeltl in federal Court that prior to 2009, Amex did not stop Lindner from contacting the SEC.  So, I include the quote from Amex VP Jason Brown, Esq. of March 29, 2007 where Brown says that "That Mr. Lindner, acting alone or in concert, directly or indirectly, will not submit any shareholder proposal under Rule 14(a)(8) under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934", which is to say: the SEC.  Please note that 3 lawyers were sitting at the desk in the Courtroom when Sacca made that false statement: Sacca, Amex VP General Counsel Jason Brown Esq, and Jean Park, Esq (Partner at Kelley Drye).  This is a violation of NY Judiciary §487 on “intent to deceive” any Court in NY State, a criminal misdemeanor, so that all 3 could (and should) lose their right to practice law in NY State, and allow me to collect treble damages in a separate Court action.
  12. Amex's Qing got Fischer Jordan's owners Boaz Salik and Trevor Barran to submit false affidavits (perjury) to the Court denying they talked to me about Qing's comments to them.  Qing spells out B-o-a-z S-a-l-i-k in the Jan2009 sworn deposition conducted by me, so there's no doubt that Qing told Boaz, since I swore that Trevor told me that Qing told Boaz.  Both Trevor and Boaz were hoping that Qing would lie to cover their lies, but Qing told the truth (for once).

Therefore, I Peter Lindner ask Amex Shareholders and the Amex Board of Directors to demand the truth from CEO & from PWC accountants.  

Unlike the Catholic Church denying pedophilia by priests and Penn State allowing a sick coach to fondle boys in the locker room, Amex should not let Qing and VP Jason Brown, Esq. get away with covering up Qing sexually harassing me in 1998 and retaliating in 2005 by giving me bad references to FischerJordan and other firms, such as Citibank's David Lin [I don't know if David Lin is related to Qing Lin, or if they know each other from working at Amex -- Amex refuses to confirm with which other firms Qing violated the June 2000 Amex Lindner contract. ]