Copy my Letter to your Bank! (THE 5 STAR REVIEWS ARE FAKE)
TO: American Express – Disputes & Customer Service Department
Dispute No.: XXXXXXX
Date: September 3, 2026
Platinum Card #XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX
Dear Sir or Madam:
I previously closed my dispute concerning LeanMeds, also known as White Coat, because the company ultimately issued a partial refund. The original charge was $1,140.00, but LeanMeds refunded only $1,045.00, leaving an underfunded balance of $95.00.
I am therefore requesting that American Express charge back the remaining $95.00 to LeanMeds.
The circumstances surrounding this transaction were extremely problematic. The original charge was made accidentally, and I notified LeanMeds less than two minutes after the transaction. Despite my immediate request to cancel the order, I subsequently received conflicting communications from the company.
I received emails indicating that the order had been cancelled and that there was no shipping or tracking number because the order had supposedly been cancelled. The following day, however, I received another communication stating that the medication had been shipped, followed by yet another email providing a tracking number. These contradictory communications demonstrate the serious confusion and lack of proper handling of my order.
There were also significant concerns regarding the prescription itself. A nurse whom I had never heard of apparently signed off on the prescription without having adequate information regarding the appropriate dosage. I am reporting him to the American Medical Association, Orlando Enrique Lasada. I never spoke to the nurse until after my husband received a package & my husband found his name on the vial. I actually called the nurse who promised that I would get a full refund from this company, LeanMeds. The company's practice is to procure a prescription issued by a former provider. This was never done. I raised these concerns directly with LeanMeds and also contacted Beaker Pharmacy and OpenLoop, the parent company associated with LeanMeds.
I had also clearly informed LeanMeds that I was traveling. Nevertheless, the company insisted on sending medication to my husband despite knowing my circumstances and travel schedule. LeanMeds had been provided with this information in advance. I am leaving for Italy on September 16, 2026, and will subsequently be in Hawaii for the remainder of the winter.
The $1,045 refund was issued only after I repeatedly demanded that the matter be corrected and informed LeanMeds that I was disputing the charge with American Express. The fact that LeanMeds eventually refunded $1,045 confirms that the company recognized that the transaction required correction. However, $95.00 remains improperly withheld.
American Express Disputes
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I respectfully request that American Express reopen or supplement the dispute as necessary and credit the remaining $95.00 to my account by charging that amount back to LeanMeds.
I will be uploading supporting documentation tomorrow, including the communications demonstrating the cancellation, shipping, tracking, refund, and other relevant circumstances.
Thank you for your assistance and for reviewing the supporting evidence. I would appreciate confirmation that the additional $95.00 dispute has been opened and is being investigated.
Sincerely,
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