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Stuttgart News Briefs August 16, 2010
Stuttgart News Briefs August 16, 2010
Shoppers who used debit and credit cards on these dates are strongly encouraged to review
their statements to see if they are impacted by this issue, however, AAFES officials say
because they are working to correct the inaccuracies, there is no action required by
customers.
Depending on the type of card used, corrective action could be visible to the customer
anywhere from 24 hours to a couple of weeks.
AAFES officials say every possible measure is being taken to eliminate any additional
charges and rectify any concerns created as a result of this processing miscue.
The error by AFFES' systems also affected customer purchases made at FMWR facilities,
including Army Lodging and the Edelweiss Lodge and Resort.
These facilities rely on the AAFES card processing system to process debit and credit card
transactions.
AAFES' corrective actions will also remedy any FMWR duplicate transactions.
MWR officials say they regret any inconvenience to their customers, and that unfortunately;
local FMWR facilities and staff personnel are unable to fix the problem of double charging.
NOTE: Information for this news brief was provided by AFFES and FMWR.
C.A.R.E. Fair tent set-up to block off some PX parking starting August 16
The big fest tent that will house the Aug. 21 C.A.R.E. Fair will be set up in the Panzer
Kaserne Post Exchange parking lot on Aug. 16. To accommodate the tent's need for space,
a large portion of the PX parking lot, mostly near the used car lot area, will be block off at 8
p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 15, and will remain blocked off until the following week when the tent
will be removed.
International SOS Assistance, Inc., which has offices in 66 countries with 250 full-time
physicians and a medical referral network in more than 175 countries worldwide, will
coordinate for health care and process claims for TRICARE Prime beneficiaries living
overseas.