Complaint Review: Chase Bank - Internet
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- Category: Credit Card Processing (ACH) Companies
Chase Bank Chase Payment Protector Plan Wilmington Delaware
*Consumer Comment: Chase is still doing it in 2011!
*Consumer Comment: Had same issue with unauthorized enrollement
*UPDATE Employee: How to win with Chase
*UPDATE Employee: How to win with Chase
*UPDATE Employee: How to win with Chase
*UPDATE Employee: How to win with Chase
*Consumer Comment: Why would Chase
*Consumer Suggestion: Let Chase play their game, and you play your game
*Consumer Comment: Come on Chase Employee
*Consumer Suggestion: Avoiding Payment Protector
*Author of original report: Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
*Author of original report: Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
*Author of original report: Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
*Author of original report: Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
*Author of original report: Chase said they would fix problem
*Author of original report: Chase said they would fix problem
*Author of original report: Chase said they would fix problem
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In about Nov. 2004 I noticed a deduction from my Chase credit card for some type of Payment Protector Plan. It had been going on for about 4 months. I should have noticed early. I DID NOT sign up for this. I called Chase and they were able to cancel the payment AFTER another the current billing cycle. I told them that I had not signed up and they said we will transfer you to the Protector plan department. These wonderful (actually very friendly) people told me that they would need 1 to 2 months to investigate if I had or had not signed up.
But usually they said it would take much less time. I called back the first week in January 2005 to see the status. I was informed that the request to do this research had been lost and would I mind waiting a little longer for them to discover if I had signed up or it was a mistake. When I complained, that was would be filling paper work with the attorney general of NC that a fraud had been committed against me they said it could be moved up. I told them I would give them a week, which brought the entire time line to about 9, or 10 weeks.
The next week on my call to them they said they had determined I should never have been signed up and in 1 to 2 billing cycles the entire about of money would be refunded. In fact, the supervisor I talked with said she was immediately crediting my account with 2 payments worth or about $95 or so. She said check back on 3/18/05 and it would all be on my account.
I called yesterday and was told they the supervisor had made a mistake in the procedure used to refund money and I needed to go back to the Payment Protector Plan people to start over. Mind you now approximately 4.5 months (I am an engineer) have lapsed and the process needs to start over.
The individual that I talked with last time said it had to go back to Payment Protector and that was it. He was a supervisor as I had requested and one of the few people I thought was rude. I will give the Chase people credit, they have been some of the most polite people that I have every talked with, with the exception of the last one.
I did not go back to the Payment Protector Plan depart. but sent an Email comment to Chase. I am supposed to receive a reply within 24 hours. I have not idea what to expect.
I fell that the service I have received from them has been horrible. I now do all my credit card purchase with my GM Card and had no trouble with that card.
I have an engineering degree and a licensee to practice but do not seem to have the skill set to get thru to Chase. I wish that I had a detail log of all the people I have talked with and the promises they have made. I assumed, we know what assume will do for you, that it would be handled with speed and a desire on their part to do the correct thing.
I am curious what the email will say. I am sure that a person with less of a skill set and less age would have gotten even less response from them, if it is possible to get less response. In my humble opinion, they have a process to prevent the return of my money from those that did not sign up. If they correct this, I am obligated to post that information here. Thanks for listening to me rant
Dan
Stanley, North Carolina
U.S.A.
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#17 Consumer Comment
Chase is still doing it in 2011!
AUTHOR: Marcoman - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, July 17, 2011
How credible is the employee from the Payment Protection Plan who says they get about 18,000 complaints from people per year? All of them have the same problem: They never willingly signed up for this plan, and have been scammed by Chase. I guess all these people just made a mistake?
How naive of this person in 2005 to say that a nice rich company like Chase would never try to rip anyone off? Get your head out of the sand fellow and look around you at the chaos in 2011.
So nothing has changed. I just discovered the scam on my Chase Card. They are still at it. It must be a big money maker for them.
#16 Consumer Comment
Had same issue with unauthorized enrollement
AUTHOR: Fletch - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, December 04, 2009
FWIW, you are not alone. Last week I called to activate my new chase card with the 800 number listed on the activation sticker on the front of the card. Normally these activations are automated but this time a real person came on the line and activated the card. Then she went into a spill trying to sell me extra services including the PPP . I said no thanks and thought that was the end of it.
Then I find enrollment papers in the mail yesterday thanking me for joining and asking me to sign them to confirm. I called them right away and while they said they would remove me from the plan they refused to admit any wrong doing on their part. They said someone from my household called them and they offered and that is how it happened. I replied that I had called them to activate the card but did not authorize any additional services. They replied that chase would never do anything like this without authorization and I quickly added "well you have now". I asked them if I should report this to their internal fraud dept and they were not sure what to do at that point and just repeated that the enrollment was now void. I added that still did not solve the problem of one of their employees adding it without my authorization. I could tell I was getting under their skin a bit but I wanted to make it a point that I was on to their little attempted fraud game.
I suspect the authorization operators are being coached into committing fraud and hoping older folks, busy folks, etc won't notice the charge on their statement. Speaking of which, that came tonight and sure enough the charge was there for something that I never authorized or signed any paperwork for.
If I have any more trouble with them I won't waste any more time and keep calling them but rather just report them to the AG, pay them off and cancel the card. Also a friend who had similar issues about 3 years ago told me that calling unscrupulous CC companies is usually a waste of time and you need to send them a certified letter instead for legal reasons.
Anyway I hope this helps anyone that activates a CC from chase only to find fraudulent charges on their card a short time later.
#15 UPDATE Employee
How to win with Chase
AUTHOR: J - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 28, 2006
So... After a long absence from this site I decided to check back with all the updates... although few have been posted, I've decided to provide an update.
I am an x-employee of the Payment Protector Plan. Not to be confused with a direct employee of Chase Bank. Payment Protector Plan is a sub-contracted plan OFFERED by chase to all it's customers. When you call 1-888-314-4371 (toll free number for PPP) there is a good chance you will be speaking with someone in CANADA. Yes indeed folks you heard it right. Canadians are dealing with Americans money.
Like it or not, Chase has decided that our demeanor is what they want. It ceases to amaze me at how ignorant, people can be of a product they have. I will be the first to say that chase has a very sneaky way of enroling into this program. But instead of whining about it... Learn about it... abuse the system and STICK IT TO THE MAN. With some light reading it's very easy to right the wrong. Example: HUGE TIP.... by company policy it is required for us (after verification of personal information) to carry out customers requests.
My job was retention. Basically ask why a customer wasn't interested in the program and make sure they knew what they were canceling. Wake up call... We aren't selling you anything.. you've already been sold cause you have this product. SO all you have to do is call the number I provided. Say hi this is John Doe, address blah blah blah and I want to cancel. Then HANG UP. that's it folks. by law we HAVE TO CANCEL YOUR protection. Here's a more recent tip that you might enjoy... Mention the words BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU and you'll find yourself with a refund credited within the next 1 -2 billing cycles. that simple. Or even better yet.... read the info provided .. people say it's not a usefull program..? I beg to differ. A previous comment was made on this site about how we only make minimum payments? obviously not a person who reads or listens to the T's and C's of out plan. we DEFER. i.e. no payments are due on the card.... you still owe the same amount of money but your credit rating is safe... cause while your unemployed you don't have to make a payment... no interest is building and YES you still CAN use the card.
Just my example of how ppl don't read the important facts. To keep it simple.. if you got it. call the number. verify info and say cancel then hang up. if you have previous charges... threaten the BBB... and if you don't want it period... DON'T cash the checks as a game or a test... read your billing statements and don't mark anything that doesn't need to be.
Sincerely
Kingston Ontario
x-PPP employee.
#14 UPDATE Employee
How to win with Chase
AUTHOR: J - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 28, 2006
So... After a long absence from this site I decided to check back with all the updates... although few have been posted, I've decided to provide an update.
I am an x-employee of the Payment Protector Plan. Not to be confused with a direct employee of Chase Bank. Payment Protector Plan is a sub-contracted plan OFFERED by chase to all it's customers. When you call 1-888-314-4371 (toll free number for PPP) there is a good chance you will be speaking with someone in CANADA. Yes indeed folks you heard it right. Canadians are dealing with Americans money.
Like it or not, Chase has decided that our demeanor is what they want. It ceases to amaze me at how ignorant, people can be of a product they have. I will be the first to say that chase has a very sneaky way of enroling into this program. But instead of whining about it... Learn about it... abuse the system and STICK IT TO THE MAN. With some light reading it's very easy to right the wrong. Example: HUGE TIP.... by company policy it is required for us (after verification of personal information) to carry out customers requests.
My job was retention. Basically ask why a customer wasn't interested in the program and make sure they knew what they were canceling. Wake up call... We aren't selling you anything.. you've already been sold cause you have this product. SO all you have to do is call the number I provided. Say hi this is John Doe, address blah blah blah and I want to cancel. Then HANG UP. that's it folks. by law we HAVE TO CANCEL YOUR protection. Here's a more recent tip that you might enjoy... Mention the words BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU and you'll find yourself with a refund credited within the next 1 -2 billing cycles. that simple. Or even better yet.... read the info provided .. people say it's not a usefull program..? I beg to differ. A previous comment was made on this site about how we only make minimum payments? obviously not a person who reads or listens to the T's and C's of out plan. we DEFER. i.e. no payments are due on the card.... you still owe the same amount of money but your credit rating is safe... cause while your unemployed you don't have to make a payment... no interest is building and YES you still CAN use the card.
Just my example of how ppl don't read the important facts. To keep it simple.. if you got it. call the number. verify info and say cancel then hang up. if you have previous charges... threaten the BBB... and if you don't want it period... DON'T cash the checks as a game or a test... read your billing statements and don't mark anything that doesn't need to be.
Sincerely
Kingston Ontario
x-PPP employee.
#13 UPDATE Employee
How to win with Chase
AUTHOR: J - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 28, 2006
So... After a long absence from this site I decided to check back with all the updates... although few have been posted, I've decided to provide an update.
I am an x-employee of the Payment Protector Plan. Not to be confused with a direct employee of Chase Bank. Payment Protector Plan is a sub-contracted plan OFFERED by chase to all it's customers. When you call 1-888-314-4371 (toll free number for PPP) there is a good chance you will be speaking with someone in CANADA. Yes indeed folks you heard it right. Canadians are dealing with Americans money.
Like it or not, Chase has decided that our demeanor is what they want. It ceases to amaze me at how ignorant, people can be of a product they have. I will be the first to say that chase has a very sneaky way of enroling into this program. But instead of whining about it... Learn about it... abuse the system and STICK IT TO THE MAN. With some light reading it's very easy to right the wrong. Example: HUGE TIP.... by company policy it is required for us (after verification of personal information) to carry out customers requests.
My job was retention. Basically ask why a customer wasn't interested in the program and make sure they knew what they were canceling. Wake up call... We aren't selling you anything.. you've already been sold cause you have this product. SO all you have to do is call the number I provided. Say hi this is John Doe, address blah blah blah and I want to cancel. Then HANG UP. that's it folks. by law we HAVE TO CANCEL YOUR protection. Here's a more recent tip that you might enjoy... Mention the words BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU and you'll find yourself with a refund credited within the next 1 -2 billing cycles. that simple. Or even better yet.... read the info provided .. people say it's not a usefull program..? I beg to differ. A previous comment was made on this site about how we only make minimum payments? obviously not a person who reads or listens to the T's and C's of out plan. we DEFER. i.e. no payments are due on the card.... you still owe the same amount of money but your credit rating is safe... cause while your unemployed you don't have to make a payment... no interest is building and YES you still CAN use the card.
Just my example of how ppl don't read the important facts. To keep it simple.. if you got it. call the number. verify info and say cancel then hang up. if you have previous charges... threaten the BBB... and if you don't want it period... DON'T cash the checks as a game or a test... read your billing statements and don't mark anything that doesn't need to be.
Sincerely
Kingston Ontario
x-PPP employee.
#12 UPDATE Employee
How to win with Chase
AUTHOR: J - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 28, 2006
So... After a long absence from this site I decided to check back with all the updates... although few have been posted, I've decided to provide an update.
I am an x-employee of the Payment Protector Plan. Not to be confused with a direct employee of Chase Bank. Payment Protector Plan is a sub-contracted plan OFFERED by chase to all it's customers. When you call 1-888-314-4371 (toll free number for PPP) there is a good chance you will be speaking with someone in CANADA. Yes indeed folks you heard it right. Canadians are dealing with Americans money.
Like it or not, Chase has decided that our demeanor is what they want. It ceases to amaze me at how ignorant, people can be of a product they have. I will be the first to say that chase has a very sneaky way of enroling into this program. But instead of whining about it... Learn about it... abuse the system and STICK IT TO THE MAN. With some light reading it's very easy to right the wrong. Example: HUGE TIP.... by company policy it is required for us (after verification of personal information) to carry out customers requests.
My job was retention. Basically ask why a customer wasn't interested in the program and make sure they knew what they were canceling. Wake up call... We aren't selling you anything.. you've already been sold cause you have this product. SO all you have to do is call the number I provided. Say hi this is John Doe, address blah blah blah and I want to cancel. Then HANG UP. that's it folks. by law we HAVE TO CANCEL YOUR protection. Here's a more recent tip that you might enjoy... Mention the words BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU and you'll find yourself with a refund credited within the next 1 -2 billing cycles. that simple. Or even better yet.... read the info provided .. people say it's not a usefull program..? I beg to differ. A previous comment was made on this site about how we only make minimum payments? obviously not a person who reads or listens to the T's and C's of out plan. we DEFER. i.e. no payments are due on the card.... you still owe the same amount of money but your credit rating is safe... cause while your unemployed you don't have to make a payment... no interest is building and YES you still CAN use the card.
Just my example of how ppl don't read the important facts. To keep it simple.. if you got it. call the number. verify info and say cancel then hang up. if you have previous charges... threaten the BBB... and if you don't want it period... DON'T cash the checks as a game or a test... read your billing statements and don't mark anything that doesn't need to be.
Sincerely
Kingston Ontario
x-PPP employee.
#11 Consumer Comment
Why would Chase
AUTHOR: Kelly - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, August 24, 2006
Chase with its high powered and highly paid lawyers lie???? You mean the company that lies about receiving letters that they signed for??? I sent 6 letters to Chase over the course of 4 1/2 months. All were return receipt. I know when and who signed for them. I can prove Chase received them. Chase's lawyers????? They say I never sent any such letter. YES!!!!! Chase and it's employees lie all the time.
#10 Consumer Suggestion
Let Chase play their game, and you play your game
AUTHOR: Jonathan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, August 24, 2006
Chase sends checks which cause you to enroll in one of their programs automatically if you cash them. Usually, the first month of the program is free, or if you cancel in the first month you can get a refund for the first month's service charge. So for some free money, you can:
1. Deposit the check. Keep the paperwork that came with it.
2. Wait a couple of weeks.
3. Call and cancel your membership.
4. Wait a couple more weeks for written confirmation of your cancelation to arrive.
5. If you don't get the written confirmation, call and cancel again.
The last two steps are necessary because on at least one occasion I've been told that my membership was canceled when in fact it wasn't.
I've done this numerous times. They keep sending me the checks, and I keep cashing them. I recently sent them a letter complaining about the time when they *didn't* cancel after telling me that they had done so.
While I was at it, I pointed out to them in no uncertain terms that as long as they were going to keep sending me free money, I was going to keep taking it, so if they didn't want to keep doing that, they might want to put me on the list of people who don't receive these promotions.
You might want to do the same thing if you don't want to deal with these checks... Call them and tell them to put you on the list of accounts which are never sent promotions involving "cash this to enroll in the program" checks.
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#9 Consumer Comment
Come on Chase Employee
AUTHOR: Jim - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, November 24, 2005
A large corporation would never intentionally do anything to cause legal problems? Have you heard of the Prudential Life Insurance scam, or Enron? Chase is going through a lot of changes, and mistakes do happen. So you assume a customer is lying when they say they never enrolled?
As far as these protection plans, they are a ripoff. First, they charge anywhere from 1-5% of the balance (depending on card). I do not know what Chase charges, but lets assume 1%. Second, they only make the minimum payment. Third, they freeze your card so if you have an emergency you are screwed. If you simply have a $3200 balance for example, that results in a monthly premium of $32. You can buy a disability plan that will pay you 66% of your income for this kind of money. They are a rip-off and a scam.
#8 Consumer Suggestion
Avoiding Payment Protector
AUTHOR: J - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, November 13, 2005
Consumers Beware: You may actually benefit from the Chase Payment Protector Plan. Being an employee for the Chase Payment Protector Plan I do have a few suggestions for the typical consumer. Hopefully this will help most of you to stop calling the associates with the same problems. "I never asked for this"
"never authorized this" Is something that us employees hear on an average of 60-70 times a day. and with about 99% confidence I can say that there is no way that chase would ever intentionally enrol someone into the PPP (payment protector plan) without some sort of authorization before hand. It does not take a genious to figure out how this happens. 1st off why would a VERY large and VERY wealthy company try to enroll you into a plan without you giving permission. That would just cause legal problems... so of course... you did... one way or another KNOWING or not you enrolled into the program. Just because you don't remember does not mean it's invalid. and even if they did do so. Chase probably has 50 of the highest paid most experieced lawyers to back them up. So unless you are willing to lose your house just to pay for lawyers fees my suggestion is to let the "slam" slide. Keep in mind they also send you an information package in the mail which confirms your in the program. If they were siging people up without consent.... Why would they send an info package TELLING YOU ABOUT IT? anyhoo... that's just a little blurb that no matter what you think you enrolled one way or another and there's nothing you can do about that fact. HOWEVER here is where I will help you out. Calling and screaming at the PPP employees will not get you any further, asking for a supervisor is just waisting your time. Your best hope is to be kind, polite, and request a refund. Our associates have the ability to give you up to 2 months COURTESY refund if they wish. Technically you owe chase all the charges. But a bad poker hand played right can have you comming out a winner. Don't waste your time with POE's.... (proof of enrolment's) they waste 4-6 weeks of your time... just to find out that it was ligit and you will not be getting a refund. and believe me... we have all the records... Phone calls, signatures, boxes checked off, tabs ripped off and mailed in, original card applications, checks that were cashed. it's all included in this fabulous deal. Now something you might also wanna consider doing is using something that you have been paying for... considering you have paid for it... why not just ask to use a benefit and then cancel. at least you wont lose all your money. anyhow. if you have some specific questions on this subject please post back and i'll try to respond.
#7 Author of original report
Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 28, 2005
Today I got a letter from Chase, dated March 23. My last conversation with Jennifer from Chase said that I would be getting all the money that I sent into the Chase Protector Plan back. The letter today stated that on my NEXT statement I would be getting 1 month of Plan's payment. It had a name of E Britto on it.
My understanding is Britto works for Chase. Tbe Payment Protector Plan people are in a different office.
In my last update, Jennifer of the Protector Plan said all my money would be coming back. In the previous conversatio with a supervior, I was told that 98 dollars would be coming back.
In neither case did this occur. I will not call back the Protector plan people and see what is up. This started in early Oct. 2004. I can only imagine with the difficulty getting them to follow thru, what would happen if you lost a card and attempted to get the charges off your card. I have not experience with that, but they do not seem to have much skill getting the job done. Acually, they hae sucessfully isolated the protector plan from Bank which means you will not get money paid into protector plan in any fast manner. I have a engineering degree and know how the world works.
What if you had little education or age. It looks to me that these people would eat you for lunch. It should be noted that I requested they show me when I signed up.
THey said I never signed up and the protector plan was a mistake. THey just will not give me my money back. I plan to file info with the NC Attorney Gen., Consumers Report, Later, thanks for listening.
#6 Author of original report
Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 28, 2005
Today I got a letter from Chase, dated March 23. My last conversation with Jennifer from Chase said that I would be getting all the money that I sent into the Chase Protector Plan back. The letter today stated that on my NEXT statement I would be getting 1 month of Plan's payment. It had a name of E Britto on it.
My understanding is Britto works for Chase. Tbe Payment Protector Plan people are in a different office.
In my last update, Jennifer of the Protector Plan said all my money would be coming back. In the previous conversatio with a supervior, I was told that 98 dollars would be coming back.
In neither case did this occur. I will not call back the Protector plan people and see what is up. This started in early Oct. 2004. I can only imagine with the difficulty getting them to follow thru, what would happen if you lost a card and attempted to get the charges off your card. I have not experience with that, but they do not seem to have much skill getting the job done. Acually, they hae sucessfully isolated the protector plan from Bank which means you will not get money paid into protector plan in any fast manner. I have a engineering degree and know how the world works.
What if you had little education or age. It looks to me that these people would eat you for lunch. It should be noted that I requested they show me when I signed up.
THey said I never signed up and the protector plan was a mistake. THey just will not give me my money back. I plan to file info with the NC Attorney Gen., Consumers Report, Later, thanks for listening.
#5 Author of original report
Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 28, 2005
Today I got a letter from Chase, dated March 23. My last conversation with Jennifer from Chase said that I would be getting all the money that I sent into the Chase Protector Plan back. The letter today stated that on my NEXT statement I would be getting 1 month of Plan's payment. It had a name of E Britto on it.
My understanding is Britto works for Chase. Tbe Payment Protector Plan people are in a different office.
In my last update, Jennifer of the Protector Plan said all my money would be coming back. In the previous conversatio with a supervior, I was told that 98 dollars would be coming back.
In neither case did this occur. I will not call back the Protector plan people and see what is up. This started in early Oct. 2004. I can only imagine with the difficulty getting them to follow thru, what would happen if you lost a card and attempted to get the charges off your card. I have not experience with that, but they do not seem to have much skill getting the job done. Acually, they hae sucessfully isolated the protector plan from Bank which means you will not get money paid into protector plan in any fast manner. I have a engineering degree and know how the world works.
What if you had little education or age. It looks to me that these people would eat you for lunch. It should be noted that I requested they show me when I signed up.
THey said I never signed up and the protector plan was a mistake. THey just will not give me my money back. I plan to file info with the NC Attorney Gen., Consumers Report, Later, thanks for listening.
#4 Author of original report
Chase Lied Again, DID NOT DO WHAT THEY SAID
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 28, 2005
Today I got a letter from Chase, dated March 23. My last conversation with Jennifer from Chase said that I would be getting all the money that I sent into the Chase Protector Plan back. The letter today stated that on my NEXT statement I would be getting 1 month of Plan's payment. It had a name of E Britto on it.
My understanding is Britto works for Chase. Tbe Payment Protector Plan people are in a different office.
In my last update, Jennifer of the Protector Plan said all my money would be coming back. In the previous conversatio with a supervior, I was told that 98 dollars would be coming back.
In neither case did this occur. I will not call back the Protector plan people and see what is up. This started in early Oct. 2004. I can only imagine with the difficulty getting them to follow thru, what would happen if you lost a card and attempted to get the charges off your card. I have not experience with that, but they do not seem to have much skill getting the job done. Acually, they hae sucessfully isolated the protector plan from Bank which means you will not get money paid into protector plan in any fast manner. I have a engineering degree and know how the world works.
What if you had little education or age. It looks to me that these people would eat you for lunch. It should be noted that I requested they show me when I signed up.
THey said I never signed up and the protector plan was a mistake. THey just will not give me my money back. I plan to file info with the NC Attorney Gen., Consumers Report, Later, thanks for listening.
#3 Author of original report
Chase said they would fix problem
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
I just did a followup to the Chase Payment Protector plan, the young lady was Jennifer. At about 9:08 today she told me that on 3/18/05 it had been decided I would be given all my money back. I had called them on that date as that is the date my credit card bill posts. She said that I should expect a letter shortly to confirm this.
I requested an immediate email but she could not do that. I will immediately post this as an update it this actually occurs. I have been promised a lot in the past without any results. About 6 weeks ago I was told that an immediate $95 was being posted to my account and it would be available on 3/18. On 3/18 I was told there was a mistake and it could not longer occur.
Not sure why the person that day authorized the entire amount refuned. Why did he not tell me at that moment? I have accused these people of essentially being idiots, so I feel obligated to update when they do it correct. After and if I get my money back, and cancel this card, I plan to send a note to CEO of Chase asking him if this is what others get from Chase and what it wants. There stock has done real well lately so he might not care. I think he will.
#2 Author of original report
Chase said they would fix problem
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
I just did a followup to the Chase Payment Protector plan, the young lady was Jennifer. At about 9:08 today she told me that on 3/18/05 it had been decided I would be given all my money back. I had called them on that date as that is the date my credit card bill posts. She said that I should expect a letter shortly to confirm this.
I requested an immediate email but she could not do that. I will immediately post this as an update it this actually occurs. I have been promised a lot in the past without any results. About 6 weeks ago I was told that an immediate $95 was being posted to my account and it would be available on 3/18. On 3/18 I was told there was a mistake and it could not longer occur.
Not sure why the person that day authorized the entire amount refuned. Why did he not tell me at that moment? I have accused these people of essentially being idiots, so I feel obligated to update when they do it correct. After and if I get my money back, and cancel this card, I plan to send a note to CEO of Chase asking him if this is what others get from Chase and what it wants. There stock has done real well lately so he might not care. I think he will.
#1 Author of original report
Chase said they would fix problem
AUTHOR: Dan - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
I just did a followup to the Chase Payment Protector plan, the young lady was Jennifer. At about 9:08 today she told me that on 3/18/05 it had been decided I would be given all my money back. I had called them on that date as that is the date my credit card bill posts. She said that I should expect a letter shortly to confirm this.
I requested an immediate email but she could not do that. I will immediately post this as an update it this actually occurs. I have been promised a lot in the past without any results. About 6 weeks ago I was told that an immediate $95 was being posted to my account and it would be available on 3/18. On 3/18 I was told there was a mistake and it could not longer occur.
Not sure why the person that day authorized the entire amount refuned. Why did he not tell me at that moment? I have accused these people of essentially being idiots, so I feel obligated to update when they do it correct. After and if I get my money back, and cancel this card, I plan to send a note to CEO of Chase asking him if this is what others get from Chase and what it wants. There stock has done real well lately so he might not care. I think he will.
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