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Chase Bank Imposter Reports & Reviews (15)

- Cleveland, OH, USA • Feb 23, 2024
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I was called to confirm may name and phone number for a $8000.00 loan or card and for me confirm that the person is me or was given permission....I told them I was in Cleveland, Ohio and not in Arizona.... I ask the person his name and told that may case number was 2234576 we didn't need to call the police because they were going to handle the case of Identity theft on there end so they switched me over to someone else but did asked the person his name and he told me that his name was Leon Kennedy ...after that I ended the after he switched me over...

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- Hoffman Estates, IL, USA • Feb 22, 2024
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Yesterday my wife’s checking account was targeted by a PING. INC thru PayPal thanks to PayPal they call us right away and it was $0.01 after we cancelled debit card and block it. But today I didn’t pay attention to phone call and I pick up he said he was from CHASE that it look liked someone try hacking our credit card from TARGET stores I was working and busy so he try to get my PIN number from the old debit card I told him I don’t know it. Lucky for me my wife didn’t put her number she put mine so I really don’t know her pin. Than he said thank you Mr. Garcia I said that’s not my last name that’s hers but not mine. He hung up. Right now I called him back from my work number and it doesn’t go to Chase number he hangs up right away.

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- Cleveland, OH, USA • Feb 16, 2024
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Hello this is Chase Bank, can you hear me? Can you hear me?

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• Aug 24, 2023
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I just answered a call on my cell phone I feel is a scam. The call came from 216-570-9216. The number is similar to mine and my family. I usually don't answer. I said hello. The person said in a low voice. Can you hear me? I said yes. I thought it was my grand daughter. The lady said she was calling from Chase Bank. That is when I hung up. I do not do business with them. It took me off guard. The phone number was similar to my grand daughters.

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• Aug 21, 2023
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I got a call from Chase bank saying I had been making payments on a Chase card. I told them I've never had a Chase card. I asked for more details but they would not provide anything. She had the correct date of birth and SSN. They used my wrong name though. They told me they needed my address because they had court papers in my name.

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A lawyer called my sister claiming I have a debt with Chase Bank. I do not owe. I called him back. Attorney named David. I do not have his last name. He was making a collection for Chase Bank. His phone number is 888-661-0199. I don't remember the amount. Thousands. I could take care of it before it goes to court. They had a case against me. I did have a loan with Chase Bank years ago. I paid the car off. . I called Chase Bank. I was told I did not owe anything. It was paid. off. Chase Bank advised me to call the BBB.

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E-mail contained a clickable link that stated congratulations chase customers. E-mail originated from [email protected]

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This person called with a fake accent from “Chase Bank” trying to verify my name associated with a old canceled debit card. He was trying to let me know that my debit card was still showing active online with making online purchases.

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I received a text about a potential fraudulent Zelle transaction. I replied N - not my transaction and immediately received a phone call from "Chase" claiming we would reverse the transactions back to me. I was asked to enter myself and my phone number as a Zelle receipient on my account and transfer the amount back to myself. There was a 6 digit authorization code involved. The whole conversation seemed legitimate. The person calling claimed that his name was Spencer Williams with Chase and the number that popped up on my account was indeed Chase's customer service line. They claimed there was a Felix Shawn Jared Richards in Bakersfield CA who was the recipient of a fraudulent $5000.00 Zelle transfer that was underway from my account. In order to transfer the 5K back to myself I had to do two separate Zelle transactions totaling that amount. I set myself up as a zelle recipient with my own cell phone number and did the transactions as I was asked to and the money left my account never to return. Chase claims no responsibility since Zelle offers no consumer fraud protection. There is a EFTA Regulation E that is supposed to protect consumers from this types of transactions but at the time of writing this, Chase Bank is not cooperating.

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A random phone number, texting me about a Chase account, which I do in fact have! Directed to some Russian site where the page dose not exist. I only pray my identity wasn't just stolen or hacked by someone. What a world!

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I keep getting this email every few months I do not have an account with these people and never have when I push them for answers they do not reply

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- Buffalo, NY, USA
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I received a text message at 12:06 am on 10-15-20 from: 201-621-9585. Stating:

CHASE ALERT- Unusual Activity- Confirm your Account Information. Then a website was given: https://monurl.ca/chasesupport

I called Chase, figuring it was a scam. They said they wouldn't send text messages. Only email which would have my full name and ending c/c # or notification by mail.

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- Tacoma, WA, USA
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They call me from a variety of numbers starting with “253921” and have an automated message that claims to be a final warning for my credit card. When I speak to an actual person they claim to be from Chase Bank. And when I informed them I do not bank there they hang up on me.

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- Tacoma, WA, USA
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Got this email:

From: Chase Online

Date: April 25, 2018 at 1:44:21 AM PDT

To: Undisclosed recipients: ;

Subject: Account Locked

Image result for chase bank logo

Dear Customer,

Your Online Password and Account Information was LOCKED.

The main reason for this action are:

* Invalid log on attempts by a suspected third party user.

Click here to resolve

Restricted account's will not be able to receive payments,

send payments or withdraw funds Online.

Thank you for being a valued Chase customer.

Sincerely,

Lisa Barrett

Executive Director

Chase Consumer and Community Banking

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I received the following email on Saturday, 8/27/2016 at 9:25 am.

Alert / Account Alert:

chase-accs.com

I called Chase to notify them and was told to forward to [email protected]

I told the person I was talking to that there was no way to forward the email. She said that it was okay, just send it to Chase. When I went to the [email protected] there is no option to just send an email. I spent 1/2 hour searching their site trying to find a way to send a message. The site kept asking me to sign in. Since I don't have a Chase account, I can't sign in.

I called back and was told that they don't have a generic website. And due to the number of fraudulent emails received by us, the consumers, they would not be able to keep up with them. I told Chase that I would report what they told me and the website to the BBB. 800-935-9935, is the "customer service" number at Chase that I called. One of the questions below is "did the scammed attempt to take money"? They probably would have. One of the choices should be, "I wasn't dumb enough to click on the link". Ditto, "type of scam:.

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