What a great idea. Send a letter to Chase every month asking them to prove that you owe them the money they claim you do on your mortgage, HELOC, or credit card. So many of these loans are sold and Chase just processes them, quite often banks have a hard time proving that they actually own the loan in court.
Whether or not you owned stock in Washington Mutual before it was seized, the fact that more of the parties involved in the Washington Mutual bankruptcy (now the bondholders) opposing the proposed bankruptcy plan, that gives JP Morgan Chase billions on WaMu’s tax credits, is a good thing.
Oops, they did it again. Chase has once again told a homeowner to stop making payments so they will qualify for a loan modification and then foreclosed upon them while this was happening without telling them.
Uh oh. Looks like Chase made the list of worst abusers of junk mail. Please join the campaign to ask them to stop sending out so much junk.
Seriously, if you are mad a Chase bank, there are MUCH better ways to deal with it than calling in a bomb threat.
If you are being foreclosed upon, this article should be very interesting to you. It seems that major provider of documents that banks use in court to prove they own your loan is being investigated for providing inaccurate documents. Basically, it seems that with all the slicing and dicing of mortgages, banks may not actually be able to prove they own your loan and have the right to foreclose upon it. Several foreclosure actions have been dismissed because of this.
Another complaint of Chase’s bad customer service that pretty well spells it out: Rudeness, talked down to, and different answers from different people.
Chase has upped its bonus for opening a checking account from $100 to $150. Why would they do this? Are they losing too many customers?