Chase Bank
Excessive fee scam

Business & Finance

Chase has an excess fee scam.

Example: I used my debit to pay a utility bill, saw it reflected on my internet account immediately, but it was later removed and reapplied days later an assessed overdraft fees. This has been going on for months. I got paid direct deposit weekly and they were flipping my money out of my account faster than I can make it and not paying the debits or checks just charging the fees.

I had the cancel my direct deposit just to get a full paycheck. I went in the Bank in Indiana and the Banker was of not assitance. I had her to cancel my debit card and requested that she close the account. I was told that I had to pay the account out before I closed it. The fees are now $1200.00 plus and counting. None of my bills have been paid and I still owe them.

Called and faxed in a complaint the claims department which told me to let them close the account and negoiate the balance. Just want everyone to be careful because they are in the business of making money but to just plain old take it is robbery.


Company: Chase Bank
Country: USA
State: Illinois
City: Chicago
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