JPMorgan Chase

Hi,

I am trying to find people that are getting screwed mistreated and lie to from Chase Auto Finance. I have made a petition you can sign it by going to the following link below. If you want to be included in the class action lawsuit against them. Something needs to be done to them for how they treat there customers how they operate etc. If you feel you have been mistreated by them please sign the petition. The more people the better http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/chaseautofinance/ Any questions please feel free to contact me at [protected]@gmail.com with the subject Chase Auto Finance Lawsuit.

Thanks,

Allen

We had got behind on our car payment and chase contacted us and they cut a deal w us and said our car could be ours. all we had to pay was 4800.00 to them and then they would send us the title. We told them that when our income tax check came in before March 1st we would send them the 4800.00 and we could keep the car until then. A couple of weeks later they came and repoed it and sent me a letter saying that if we dont have our money by the 15th which is 3 days away that they r selling it in Texas. Not only that but they upped the price of the car now. How screwed up is that. What r we supposed to do now without a car and 3 kids?

I had a WAMU credit card with a 9% interest rate. I never overdrew or missed a payment and always paid more than minimum. Chase took over and shot my interest rate from 9% to 20% in 2 months.

A new credit card law was just passed that they cannot report to credit report for 60 days nor charge you late fees for so long..This company is bad and theives. I do not like their practices which is why I never took out a card with Chase in the first place.

Due to the interest rate my monthly interest on my bill went from $5 a month to well over $20 JUST in interest. My monthly minimum went from $10 to $40. I had to quit paying them because of the spike and the economy. The day AFTER (1 day) they didn't get my payment they started calling me every 15 minutes demanding payment. They also added a late charge within less than a week (the law is 45-60 days). Within a month it had hit my credit report. (this is also illegal).

They were also harassing my family for payment on my behalf..We had to change our phone numbers just for a little peace. Not only would they call every 15 minutes they would call 7 days a week and they are NOT allowed to call you on Sunday.

This is how much they appreciate their loyal customers who pay monthly without fail..jacking up the rates. If I had wanted an account with Chase I would have applied for one. This is the reason I steered away from Chase to begin with. They break every law they can with accounts.

Someone should sue them and they should have to refund all the money they have cheated their customers out of.

We fell behind in our auto loan with Chase. We tried to file for the Hardship program and was not accepted. I wanted to sell the auto and was told that it was written off and we had the auto repossessed one year ago. We received No documents from Chase on the repossession. Just a bill for $6500 on a $7500 loan and blue book value of $6500-$7500. When I disputed the bill with Pa State I found out that Chase clamed the auto was damaged and there was missing for two months from the time it was repoed. I did a search and the auto went to auction a few times..todate the auto is still in our name and I beleive that it is NOT our auto that went to auction that the VIN was switched on a clunker! Our auto was Not damaged and in good condition. I was advised to sue! This is Fraud! from a bank that took a $25, 000.00 Bailout of OUR Tax money!

I have several accounts with Chase. I noticed one night I was going to be overdrawn on my checking account so I transferred funds from 2 savings accounts to cover it. Both transactions showed that they went thru that night. I checked my account again the next morning but only one transaction showed. The other was still pending and I had $105 in overdraft fees on my checking. I contacted the customer service center and they refused to refund the fees or give me a straight answer about why only one transaction was showing that morning when both had showed processed the night before. This isn't the first time their "creative bookkeeping" has caused me fees. I have already opted out of their "courtesy overdraft protection" so that any charges beyond what I had in the bank would be declined so I wouldn't occur any fees. Instead, they hold debit transactions so if you check your balance thru the ATM, you still show money in the account. You have to check your account online to see a true balance. This is the only bank I have ever used that posts debits before they post credits. I plan on moving my accounts to another bank, any bank, as soon as possible. Chase's "business practices" are nothing but flagrant thievery.

I had been a WAMU customer since 1997. I as were many was told that Chase would continue WAMU's practices until I learned the hard way differently. My first experience was unexpected NSF's showing up in my account. Come to find out... Chase employees out of the blue decided to place a hold on my payroll checks without letting me know. I always make my deposits at the ATM how would I have known? I have worked for my company for 10 years, never a problem. I understand in this economic climate how the banks could be nervous. However, the industry I work in is fortunately recession proof. So then I was told no overdraft protection. Great! With WAMU I had $1000.00 in overdraft protection. So I was encouraged to link my savings account to my checking for overdraft protection. Ok so I did. I then started seeing these credits every once in a while on my checking account. I thought, isn't this nice I wonder what rewards program I signed up for? Then one day I checked my savings statement, savings was almost depleted! The little credits I was seeing were transfers from my savings, however I wasn't overdrawn. Apparently they transfer and charge a fee of $10.00 on PENDING transactions! So I quickly canceled that! I played the float one weekend. I had several pending transactions on a Thursday of which my balance covered, these will usually clear by Monday night. I made a large purchase Sunday of which I did not have funds, I figured I would have until Wednesday night. I made a large deposit Tuesday morning and requested cash back and was told my account was negative and I could not have any cash.. ? Come to find out the large purchase cleared on Monday night, ok I gambled and lost so 1 NSF fee right? Wrong! Contrary to what I was told before, (Checks clear in the order of when they are presented, *see first experience) Chases policy is to clear the highest dollar items first stacking them to the smallest dollar items. So they are intentionally setting up their customers for NSF fees! (I would say that is predatory) What a way to bite the hand that feeds you! When speaking with customer service and supervisors I mentioned that a law was past that banks can no longer exercise these types of predatory business practices. Their reply is after March 2010 some policies will change. (So if your a customer hold on to your seat till the ride is over !) In the conversations with Chase representatives I am continuously told I have the right to close my accounts. *(Bet that's good for business!) I am now shopping the market for a friendlier common sense bank or credit union. So let me sum this up by saying $500.00 in fees in the last few months! In the entire time I was with Bank United then WAMU I have not paid out half that amount in fees in a 12 year period. (Bet Chase is proud of that!) Didn't the government give WAMU to Chase? Shouldn't we as tax payers receive a little better treatment than - after $500.00 in fees to be told "close your account"? (Bet they didn't disclose this to the government either!)

I received a letter from Chase, so I called the number. I ended up speaking with Kathryn (a mortgage consultant - a sales woman). She convinced me to refinance and had me give her my credit card number to apply. The same day, I was charged $750.00 on my credit card. When I discovered that the information was not the same as the flyer I received, and I just did refinance last year, I called to cancel the application. I spoke to Kathryn and her supervisor Angie, both saying I could not change my mind and $750 was non-refundable. Then called numerous times and left messages, never heard back. I think that this is a bait. I am a Chase customer, that makes this worse.

Chase is running a refinance scam. They take your 750 dollar application fee, and in my case, lost all the paperwork, forcing me to get all the paperwork again, and I was borrowing 90, 000 against a co op worth 1.6 million and an extensive amount of liquid assets and after all of this I was denied, based on the tax return filed with my husband where he showed a loss. The refinancing would be in my name and the co op shares issued in my name. My monthly payments would be around 500 dollars. This is outrageous that I was denied.

I purchased a painting that was represented (with full knowledge of fraud by seller) as original and done by an arts professor at Xian Academy of Fines Arts in China. Upon examination by an expert design professional, he quickly determined that the piece was not an original and was an inket print. Chase Visa first decided in my favor. The purchase took place on July 7th, 2017. I sent a protest in Sept. 09 after first calling them before August 17th (with a letter from the design professional) and Chase Visa sent a letter in my favor. Then, In January 2017 I recieve a letter (Dated December 17th, 2017 that my charge is reinstated. Upon protest, the specialist said becasuse he could not understand what the vendor said in his reply (the vender said clearly in a Chinese letter which I had translated) that the painting was original.
Since it is not original, the vendor also misrepresented the "art" to Chase. WHY SHOULD I BE CHARGED FOR A CONTRACT BASED ON FRAUD? FROM JULY to Jan. 2017 CHASE NEVER CONTACTED ME ABOUTT THE REVERSAL. IT IS VERY EASY TO FOLLOW THE PAOER TRAIL ON THIS ONE> AND THE CHASE "SPECILIST SAYS HE CAN'T SEE WHERE THE VENDOR REPRESENTS THE ART AS ORIGINAL IN HIS RESPONSE, EVEN THOUGH IT IS THERE IN HIS RESPONSE>! This needs action by CHASE UPPER MANAGEMENT. CHASE AGREES IN FEDERAL COURT TO ELIMINATE ARBITRATION, YET THEY SET RIDICULOUS ROADBLOCKS TO PROTECT A CUSTOMER THAT HAS BEEN A VICTEM OF FRAUD!

Woooowwww! Had a washington mutual account, and when we found out that they were "acquired" by chase, we asked around, and were told that even though chase was taking over, all of the privileges that we had with wamu would stay the same. Yeah right. Wamu used to have real overdraft protection, and would notify you days in advance for pending overdrafts so that you could deposit necessary funds into the account. Today, saturday the 6th, at 4:34 a. M. We received an e-mail from chase, saying that our account was overdrawn, so I headed over to the branch and deposited in a check that was more than sufficient to cover everything. I get to the bank, and there was a negative $397.00 in the account. Scratched my head, and asked what it was for, and they let me know that there was $99.00 in overdraft fees. Make a long story short, I came back home, saw when everything was sent, and called customer service (What an oxymoron) and let them know what transpired. The clerk stated that they would reverse the funds, cool, no problem. 15 minutes later, they has only credited $66.00 of the $99.00 that was taken out, so I called back. They stated that they should not have even given any of the money back, and that I was lucky to get what I got. They also stated that even if they thought that I was right, they only give $77.00 a month back in fees, even if it is their mess up. Told them if they do not give the remaining $33.00 back, that I would close the account, and they replied "do what you have to do" and that was a lead supervisor. Mind you, I have a cc account, checking account, savings account and a business checking account with this company, and they just lost a customer over a lousy $33.00 hmmpphhh, what nerve.

Chase has this rule that we don't have any say so on. If more than one check hits the bank on the same day, they clear the largest first. That means they can clear the big check and bounce many smaller ones. Ok, that is fine but then they purposely arrange them to make that senario happen. I recently had them list 2 small charges at Jack and the Box, and a store as pending for 2 days. The 3rd day a charge for gas was listed (ahead of the small checks). I had deposited cash to make sure the others cleard and my balance was still positive. Of course then they were able to charge me $140 is NSF fees. They won't do anything for you if you have had any NSF charges waived. I am curious to what their NSF revenues are annually. It must be HUGE! I know it doesn't cost them $35 to process a NSF.

Chase refused to cover its convenience check for $5k on an open 10.5k credit line and then notified it was closing account. Usual credit reasons. No history of late pays, etc. Great pay record history with Chase. I will bring suit for character defamation with my credit union. I have over $1 million in savings, plus $160k in w-2 annual income.

Back on July 21, 2009 my husband and I were offered a home mortgage modification loan through our mortgage company CHASE Finance. This is the 2009 Obama Mortgage Relief Plan that is suppose to help homeowner's get their interest rates and payments lowered to a more affordable amount. Well my husband and I are beginning o think that the whole thing is a scam. No way is President Obama aware of what these banks are doing to their customers with this program. After three trial period payments they are suppose to lower your interest rate and payment. It's been over seven months, we have made 4 payments, we have never received any proposal with new interest rates and new payments, we have had to send 4 sets of paperwork (including hardship letters and pay stubs), we have had to sign or initial a 4506-T tax card every month, we are receiving our monthly mortgage statements showing us 8, 000 in arrears with hundreds of dollars in late fees, we do not have a single piece of paperwork showing the payments they auto debited from our account for the trial period which amounts to 5838.80, we have not received one call from them updating us on the status, when you call them you speak to someone different each time and are never given the same information, we have received 2 sets of papers saying we were in foreclosure only to be told when we called that the papers were mailed in error, we have been rudely talked to, we found out by calling Fannie Mae in Washington directly that the application has never even been finalized and sent to them for review. What are we suppose to do? They are destroying our credit...the stress has been unbearable...we have spent hours on the phone and typing complaint letters and most recently wrote to our state Congress. This is such a disgrace. We had never been late, we had good credit with them, we just wanted what we were entitled to. CHASE ought to be ashamed of what they are doing, but they don't care. And through all this mess, I had a brain tumor (benign thank god) removed last May. We are so discouraged. If there's anyone that has been through this and can help we would truly appreciate it

I have a Chase Mastercard with partner Continental Airlines (One Pass). On the One Pass monthly statement, it encourages users to use certain web vendors to get extra mileage. For instance, it says to use Sears.com to get 5 miles for every $1 spent. I generally do not use Sears.com but figured I would do it with this card so I could get extra miles. I ordered an appliance (about $300) from Sears.com and should have gotten about 1500 miles. But in actuality, the product was not sent from Sears but instead from one of its "partners". The bill showed up on my Chase card as the "partner" and I was denied the 5 miles for each dollar... I was given only 1 mile per dollar. That is a scam. If Sears.com advertises a product and it is ordered on that site, then the billing should be correct and mileage credit should be given. I do not know (and frankly I do not care) whose fault this is... Sears, Chase or Continental... but some one should do the right thing and honor the promise and agreement that was made when they said use Sears.com and get 5 miles for every $1.

In June of 2006 I financed my home with Washington Mutual. That bank was taken over by Chase Bank. Chase took control of my mortgage. I was on an excelerated equity program. I had to change banks due to issues with my acct. I had to cancel the excelerated equity program for a time. I have had it since the beginning of my mortgage. Never late, ever until November of 2009 due to extreme illness.

I tried to remedy the late payment early in Dec. 09. Made a payment over the phone. Thought I was good to go. Days later I discovered the money was still in my acct. I called again and spoke to, what I have discovered is an outsourced CSR from another country who has no authority at all other than to take payments and tell you what you already know. The first one couldn't speak good English and the 2nd one was worse. She told me that the first payment was reversed for insufficient funds. I told her that was impossible and I could prove that I had never been overdrawn or had insufficient funds ever at my bank. She said okay and forwarded me to another CSR that put me through every identifying process, again, except asking for a blood draw. That one assured me no fees would incur due to it being a bank error in processing. She took another payment from me.

Days later I discovered that my payment still had not come out of my acct. I called and called and was hung up on, called again and got so frustrated I waited a day or so and called again to find one foreign CSR with the intelligence to research what happened. She too spoke broken English but was more efficient. The problem there is, she had no authority. She ended up breaking the Patriot Act giving me routing and acct numbers of the two customers who were hit with my payments. One bounced, the other cleared. Of course those two customers filed disputes, closed their accts. which is what I would have done.

Finally this CSR put me on hold and sent me to another, more English literate, CSR, who still had no power to do anything but apologize and get someone higher to help me. That supervisor, only after I said I didn't want to end up owing 3 payments at once due to bank error, had me make one payment to keep me from going into default. She told me to wait it out on another payment until this situation played itself out. I was told I would be notified, which didn't happen. I started to get worried so I wired another payment. I called Chase once again for probably the 20th time and the gentleman gave me the wrong city code, so I used the only one that Money Gram has for Chase Mortgage on their records. To date that payment isn't showing.

I called Chase 3 or 4 times again today and only get outsourced foreign CSRs and the last one had an attitude. Tried to blame me when the bank has already admitted their own error. I was told by one of the 20 I have spoken to that due to an escrow issue my payment is going up to over 80.00 more per month. To top that off, one American CSR had the nerve to tell me to wait and see because if the payment that cleared came from someone rich that they might not miss the money and I might not have to pay that payment. That is insane. No stays rich not keeping a close watch on their money. I told him that would devastate me if someone elses house payment came out of my account.

I still owe for this month because I was told to wait and I can't afford two payments at once. I would have had this remedied back in December if their people had keyed my acct number in correctly. I will another phone payment due to that happening twice in 5 days. I wired this payment and still it isn't showing. Someone help me. Too, I was promised no late fees would incur and that is a total lie. The thing is, I was given bad advice by a bank representative and those fees add up. I have not been notified of a correction and that is why I took it on myself to make another payment. They have already sent out a field inspector and this woman is more angry than ever. This bank is horrible. You can't get to anyone high enough to make a difference. You can't call and get results because you have outsourced people who are only there to say they are sorry and to collect a debt. This bank needs to revamp and have American based CSRs with some brains and authority to repair bank errors. I didn't finance with this bank. I financed with WAMU and though they messed up and had to sell out to Chase, they, at least had CSRs based in this country who could help you and would remedy their own errors.

I have never dealt with more unprofessional people in my life. I really need help here if anyone has information on how to get this fixed other than them taking extra money on top of my normal payments. Thank you.

Cordially,
Carol A Horton [protected]

Despite record profits and a federal bailout, our nations' banks still aren't helping consumers prevent default and foreclosure. They're still forcing some of us to sit on these time-bomb adjustable-rate mortgages, despite an ability and willingness to pay more and refinance up to a 30-year conforming loan.

I've been trying to refinance a mortgage, a no-doc, 7/1 interest-only ARM at 5.375 percent, from Chase, which readjusts in August 2012. I'm trying lock in a 30-year fixed-rate conforming loan that ensures I'm able to keep the property until it's paid. I'd rather do this now instead of wait until 2012 when rates may be higher. Current monthly payments are at $2, 248.

Due to falling home values, however, a large part of the 20-percent equity I initially put down has been erased. Whereas the home was originally appraised at $580, 000 in 2005, the Chase blanket-appraised value is now $495, 000. In 2005, I put down $116, 000, financed the remaining $464, 000 and that balance now stands at $461, 789, leaving just $35, 211 in equity remaining. However, I believe that a full appraisal will determine that my Redondo Beach, Calif., property in fact is worth substantially more. But a Chase mortgage counselor, Josh, informed me on 22 January 2010 that I'm not 'streamline eligible.'

Though I'm experiencing no crisis, I consulted with an independent mortgage-crisis counselor to explore what I might do to improve my ability to qualify. They informed me that my chances are nil - unless I want an FHA loan with PMI, which I don't, or unless I experience a crisis (missed payments, default, possible foreclosure, etc.), which compels the bank to take some action. I don't care for that option either. I'm not looking for a rescue.

Why is a responsible and sophisticated financial consumer, such as me, forced to choose between those two equally undesirable options? Unlike many these days, my finances are in decent shape. I asked Chase to consider my:

- Good credit: my FICO score is in the 790-800 range;

- Timely repayment history: I haven't missed or been late on a payment to any creditor in many years.

- Property improvements: we made substantial upgrades to the residence. Additionally, our HOA invested nearly half a million dollars in improvements to the complex;

- Equity: we're not underwater. In fact, property values in my neighborhood are stabilizing;

- Higher income: my income today is roughly $20, 000 more than it was in 2005;

- Greater personal savings: despite the financial crisis of 2007 2009, my retirement accounts all have higher balances than in 2005;

- Lower credit balances; again, despite the crisis, I've paid down my balances. All my credit balances trend downward historically;

- Financial savvy: as a successful, independent, institutional asset-management marketing consultant, I treat my assets and liabilities as an institution might. I've been a long-term consultant with a leading financial firm since 2001 and this gives me access to large amounts of sophisticated and forward-looking financial insight, which I put to use in my personal life;

- Income property: I also have a tenant who covers the mortgage on a second property in Hermosa Beach, Calif., which is due to be paid off in nine years. This provides tax benefits, but unfortunately impacts me negatively on my mortgage application.

I'm certain I represent extremely favorable credit risk to any bank that works with me to refinance this loan. Further, it would enable Chase to remove a risky, 7/1 interest-only ARM from its books and replace the loan with a safer 30-year fixed-rate loan to an AAA-type borrower with the capacity and intention of repaying the obligation - which might look good to regulators. If Chase offered me a rate at or near 5 percent, without PMI, it would increase my current monthly payment amount by only a few hundred dollars, which is very manageable.

Chase Home Finance has denied my refinance application and basically is penalizing me for being a proactive borrower who's working to prevent a potential future problem with my home. They're forcing me to roll the dice in 2012 and hope that I can refinance or sell by then. Apparently, no one at the bank has the foresight or the authority to look more closely at my unique circumstances, do some community banking, make a sensible move, and offer me a refinance. As a result, I have to continue sitting on this 'time bomb' of a mortgage.

As a consumer, evidently all I can do is complain loudly and often.

There's a very good reason the large banking companies are in hot water. They deserve tighter regulation and punitive measures. I'm enraged with Chase, our home-mortgage co. A notice appeared on our January statement informing us that we had purchased an "optional product" that we had NOT purchased. It directed us to call if we had any questions about the $9.99/month charge. I called -- several times. Of course, nobody answered after 5 p.m. or on weekends, and I was placed on hold for what seemed like forever listening to awful music, then giving up in the interest of my time. I finally got through this morning only to learn that the product we had not purchased but were being charged for was emergency-road service. WHAT THE HELL?! This was on our mortgage statement?! It's an opt-out thing people. Examine your statements closely. If you don't opt out, you're automatically getting charged whether you want/need it or not. I called Chase to tell officials there how angry I was that they allowed this to be placed on our mortgage statement. Well, you know how it went: Call, punch in numbers, listen to more skin-crawling music. Finally, after interminable waits, I got three different "customer-care" representatives who simply would NOT listen to me, but just kept reading from their script. I told each one -- Trish, Sherry, Arneeka -- that I didn't want to dump on them but someone who is paid much more to listen to an angry customer. They just kept reading from their scripts asking me questions about my account that were totally irrelevant to the purpose of my call: To complain to a manager about how I felt betrayed and screwed by Chase. Finally, I loudly told one of the women that I didn't want to answer any more of her questions and demanded that she puh-leeze transfer me to a manager. Well, 10 minutes later, after she came back three times to apologize for my wait but she was still looking for a manager to take my complaint, I told her enough. I had wasted my entire morning between the call to the road-service company that got prominent space on my mortgage statement, and various low-level "customer-care" reps who wouldn't listen and could not talk except from a script, and I still could NEVER speak to a manager. Yes, I'm mad as hell. When I complete this message, I'm going to search other public sites where I can post my grievance about Chase, its awful customer service, its willingness to sell customer accounts to road-service companies with only opt-out provisions, its eagerness to screw its customers every and any way it can. Then I'm going to write each member of my Congressional delegation telling them to protect us from this type of predatory behavior. I caution current customers or those searching for a mortgage-loan company: BEWARE! Stay away from Chase. You'll be very sorry if you enter into a business relationship with this monstrous, blood-sucking company.

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There's a very good reason the large banking companies are in hot. They deserve tighter regulation and punitive measures. I'm enraged with Chase, our home-mortgage co. A notice appeared on our January statement informing us that we had purchased an "optional product" that we had NOT purchased. It directed us to call if we had any questions about the $9.99/month charge. I called -- several times. Of course, nobody answered after 5 p.m. or on weekends, and I was placed on hold for what seemed like forever listening to awful music, then giving up in the interest of my time. I finally got through this morning only to learn that the product we had not purchased but were being charged for was emergency-road service. WHAT THE HELL?! This was on our mortgage statement?! It's an opt-out thing people. Examine your statements closely. If you don't opt out, you're automatically getting charged whether you want/need it or not. I called Chase to tell officials there how angry I was that they allowed this to be placed on our mortgage statement. Well, you know how it went: Call, punch in numbers, listen to more skin-crawling music. Finally, after interminable waits, I got three different "customer-care" representatives who simply would NOT listen to me, but just kept reading from their script. I told each one -- Trish, Sherry, Arneeka -- that I didn't want to dump on them but someone who is paid much more to listen to an angry customer. They just kept reading from their scripts asking me questions about my account that were totally irrelevant to the purpose of my call: To complain to a manager about how I felt betrayed and screwed by Chase. Finally, I loudly told one of the women that I didn't want to answer any more of her questions and demanded that she puh-leeze transfer me to a manager. Well, 10 minutes later, after she came back three times to apologize for my wait but she was still looking for a manager to take my complaint, I told her enough. I had wasted my entire morning between the call to the road-service company that got prominent space on my mortgage statement, and various low-level "customer-care" reps who wouldn't listen and could not talk except from a script, and I still could NEVER speak to a manager. Yes, I'm mad as hell. When I complete this message, I'm going to search other public sites where I can post my grievance about Chase, its awful customer service, its willingness to sell customer accounts to road-service companies with only opt-out provisions, its eagerness to screw its customers every and any way it can. Then I'm going to write each member of my Congressional delegation telling them to protect us from this type of predatory behavior. I caution current customers or those searching for a mortgage-loan company: BEWARE! Stay away from Chase. You'll be very sorry if you enter into a business relationship with this monstrous, blood-sucking company