AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCybersecurity & Loyalty: Chick-fil-A says a credential-stuffing attack may have exposed some Chick-fil-A One account data, including names, emails, membership numbers, Mobile Pay numbers, QR codes, last four digits of card numbers, and gift card balances; the chain is urging affected customers in 10 states plus DC to reset passwords. Consumer Fraud: A “rogue gardener” in the UK scammed customers out of £39k by taking upfront payments, doing small jobs, then going silent with excuses. Subscriptions Crackdown: New York AG Letitia James secured $375,000 from 1-800-Flowers over misleading automatic-renewal subscription practices, including unclear terms and lack of required acknowledgments. Food Safety & Trust: Taco Bell is pushing a $1 lettuce-free Enchirito after a cyclospora outbreak tied to lettuce from Taylor Farms hurt customer confidence. Contact Center Reality Check: A new take argues compliance and customer experience problems often start upstream (sales, billing, fulfillment), not in the call center. Retail & Product Safety: The CPSC flagged multiple infant and children’s products over hazards like suffocation, choking, battery ingestion, and falls, urging caregivers to check what they own. Retail Tech: Algolia launched Dynamic Facets to auto-prioritize the most relevant filters during shopping searches. Consumer Spending Pressure: Atlas x Pave reports households are earning steadily but running on thinner cushions as gas costs and credit use strain lower cash-flow families.
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