JPMorgan Chase & Co. Credit Card Complaint

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Credit card department,

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Chase rejects customer payments claiming that they should not be made more often than every 3 days. While that may work for more financially secure, Chase makes credit unobtainable for working class people by preventing multiple payments as occurs when one pays the minimum by the due date and then seeks to pay more before the end of cycle but can not. Chase claims US federal anti-moneylaundering laws require this but does not cite the laws. This is a scam. The US does not prevent people from making payments, Chase poorly managed AML software prevents payments. Chase uses AML efforts as a pretext to incur fees and damage credit of those who manage their money wisely by making multiple credit card payments in a billing cycle. Chase conceals the payment prevention program and causes cardholders to take time away from working our regular jobs to working for Chase trying to figure out how to make a payment. Chase thus damages the credit and limits opportunities for cardholders in addition to making cardholders vulnerable to fees because of the payment prevention program justified by anti-money laundering.