Chase Bank, Bank One
Old Charge-Off Paid in 2003 Withdrawn From Wife's New Account

Business & Finance

When Bank One was still themselves I paid a charge-off account, this was in 2003. I had to, in order to open an account at another bank due to check-rite. That old account was a joint account with my wife. After paying the past due amount I was then able to open a new account elsewhere, as my S.S. # now cleared Check-rite.

Last year my wife made the mistake of opening an account at Chase Bank. Soon money was being withdrawn from her account. We questioned the withdrawals and disputed the charges. Which caused NSF charges monthly. After almost $1000 has disappeared from her account we finally found out that Chase Bank was charging the $512 I had paid Bank One in 2003. Since I of course did not save that receipt for 5 years I have no recourse.

Chase never once admitted to being the ones withdrawing funds, caused $100's in NSF charges and now say they had the right to take those funds without advising my wife despite our repeated questioning? My only proof now is the fact that Check-rite cleared my ability to open a new account, back in 2003. Chase bank has stolen $1000's "recovering Bank one funds paid years ago". Conveniently they have no record of my payment.

Does anybody have any ideas on any recourse I may have?


Company: Chase Bank, Bank One
Country: USA
State: Arizona
City: Tucson
Site: chase.com
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