Chase Bank

CHASE NEEDS TO SPEND LESS TIME PREDICTING POLLS AND MORE PREDICTING HOW TO CONFORM TO CFPB/OCC/FDIC GUIDELINES

Don't let Chase DOG you. File CFPB/OCC/FDIC/BBB complaints (or review), place reviews everywhere and TAKE YOUR MONEY OUT OF CHASE (OUR MONEY IS THEIR POWER.

DON'T ALLOW THEM TO USE IT AGAINST US. EACH CLOSED ACCOUNT MAKES THEM WEAKER-FIGHT); sign onto existing class-action lawsuits against them (just type in search existing class-actions against Chase); find a class-action attorney (type) and file a new one and/or small claims (for a nominal fee; they have to pay for every case filed or lose by default) or regular lawsuit. They have to pay you excess of their error with a class-action though.

Corporate

-Chase could take "as long as it takes" to correct my account (what about the interest you're charged on that incorrect balance);

-that she would not even ATTEMPT to credit one month, which I donated in cash (whether the organization had authorization or not);

-the other months would be credited---eventually;

-any company/organization can charge your credit card, and unless you can show that you paid them by other means (whether you owe them or not), you eat it.That is insane.

Executive

-Chase was not going to look into this issue any further

-they may recoup the money that they had credited me

-I was not going to speak to anyone other than her as long as she worked for "her supervisor's name;

-that any company or organization can charge your card, as long as they have your number

-she would not put her response in writing and that I had received all of the paperwork that I was going to receive from Chase.

The organization reversed the charges, but Chase did nothing to assist me and/or accept their obligations. You don't have to pay the disputed amount on your card, so transfer the rest while you FIGHT.

My 1/10/24 Chase review was removed by BBB as their policy is:

"It is against policy to double whammy a company.

Consumers are only permitted to either file a complaint or a customer review -- not both." (Doing nothing privately or nothing but venting publicly).

A company only needs to respond; not resolve your issue.

In my case, they just responded "We are keeping the resolution private, if there is one." Leaves one to wonder about the BBB.

Consumer Affairs is delaying publishing this (it has been pending since 1/13/24):

Facebook won't allow ME to put 2-step verification on MY OWN account to stop anyone/whomever (probably them) from going into my account and removing or altering this review. It has happened several times (over 6x in 1 day) since I posted it.

I'm sure Chase's BUDDIES don't like me or you telling people to take their money out of Chase.

Wallethub won't allow me to update this to this draft directing court actions.

I have been a Chase Customer for many years--since they purchased Washington Mutual.

On August 8, 2023, I was the victim of a phishing scheme when I responded to a "job offered" advertisement on craigslist. I applied for the job and received a formal job offer letter.

I checked out the company, Leo J. Roth, on the internet. The stationery seemed real, the names on the letters were the names of officers in the corporation. I accepted the job which was described as "urgent help with a big proofreading job." I was more than qualified for the job and spent a couple of hours arranging delivery of equipment I would need with software installed etc.

They sent me an electronic check which I deposited into my Chase account. Then, to facilitate the next day delivery of the equipment, I sent the supply company $500 via Zelle. You can view all this information on my account. The recipient, Kim Kirkland, was apparently not legitimate and I lost $500.

The check sent by Leo J Roth to me was also, of course, bogus.

Anyway, Chase has been no help at all. I was told I dont qualify for fraud reimbursement and Chase would make no attempt to collect from the recipient bank. Well, thats just not right. Why doesnt Chase go after that recipient bank which has a person with a bank account registered to them and details matching email and phone number.

This is not a bogus person, its a real person with a bank account who Chase is allowing to steal my money!

Chase prominently displays Zelle as a service offered. You are not transferred to a Zelle website when doing a Zelle transaction. It is all part of Chase.

I have no way of discovering who Kim Kirkland is or getting any of her information without Chase demanding the information associated with her bank account who relayed my money to her. I don't wish to file criminal charges or anything but it is like Chase is part of the scheme to defraud me.

I think Chase should not abandon me to the wiles of sophisticated thieves.

I live on social security, and this is a huge loss for me.

Chase can absorb the business loss as a minute debit. Please do the right thing here.

Thank you for your time and consideration of this matter.

CHASE BANK REPRESENTATIVES ARE AT IT AGAIN... OVER 6 REPS PRETENDED TO NOT KNOW THE EXTENSION TO FRAUD/ ESCALATIONS DEPARTMENT...REP.

ELVIN, WALTER, GI,GI, ATIA, KIA.

EACH REP. KEPT ME ON HOLD OR DISCONNECTED MY CALL JUST MINUTES AGO...

ITS TRULY SAD WHEN YOU CAN'T TRUST YOUR OWN FINANCIAL INSTITUTION TO ASST YOU.