JPMorgan Chase Money Transfers Complaint

JPMorgan Chase Money transfers department,

Domestic (US) money transfer Fraud or scam Illinois

I was ripped off by Chase. Over the past weekend I sold some tickets to a musical event and was asked by the buyer if I accepted Chase - Pay. I said yes and then called the Chase customer service line to inquire if there was any way that the buyer could cancel the transaction or if I would not receive the funds because of fraudulent activity. I was told that the only way this would happen is if I were to decline the funds. Once I received the quick pay email I then accepted the funds and handed over the tickets to the individual who had just paid me, in my mind, via Chase Quick Pay. I was also informed that the quick pay service could not be used if the person buying the tickets did n't have enough funds or credit to purchase them. Chase 's policy states exactly that sufficient funds or credit is required to initiate the purchase. Wednesday I saw the funds posted into my account and felt a sense of relief. About an hour later I received an alert stating that the transaction was cancelled due to insufficient funds. I said how could this transaction even been initiated if there were insufficient funds? They told me that I needed to wait until funds posted to the account and that it was not their responsibility to insure these transactions. I again asked how the transaction could even be initiated if there were insufficient funds? After 4 hours on the phone they said the executive branch would look into it. Three days later they left a voicemail stating I was out of luck. Should n't Chase be responsible. Their policy states that the funds must be there to initiate the transaction similar to -.