Checking account Making/receiving payments, sending money
JPMorgan Chase Bank account or service department,
Checking account Making/receiving payments, sending money Illinois
I 'm an -. On or about - -, 2014, I received an email from a person who purported to be a woman in - trying to collect monies due on a divorce settlement agreement entered here in Illinois, and asking my assistance for this purpose. I entered into a retainer agreement with her for this purpose, and she sent me a check for the retainer and put me in touch with her alleged ex-husband. The arrangement was that he was to send me checks for the settlement amounts, and I was to send them to my client through my business account at Chase ( where my client also had an account. ) The client gave me her bank info so I could wire transfer the check amounts to her account. The first - checks went through uneventfully. The - check ( well into the - figures ) was paid as a wire transfer by my branch of Chase [ NOTE THE CHRONOLOGY HERE! ], but then the original check was refused for payment because some of the information on its face had been altered. When I was informed of this, I attempted to contact the client, with no success.
A few weeks later, Chase froze all of my accounts ( - of them ), and they are still frozen. They have notified me that I am responsible for repaying them the --figure check. I could not possibly do so, even if I liquidated all my assets. Chase has essentially impounded roughly $12000.00 of my funds. They continue to levy regular bank charges on both accounts, and to send me statements and other mailings. I retained an attorney for this matter last year, but he was conflicted out of the case when he became employed by a firm that represented Chase. His approach to the case was less than helpful to begin with - it was his feeling that he had done an adequate job in that Chase had not actually filed suit against me for the --figure check, even if they had also not returned my funds. Although I am - myself, I have no expertise in banking matters, and we all know what - says about - anyway. I have all of the documents that exist in this case, and have also sent copies of them to Chase, and will be glad to send them to you on request.
JPMorgan Chase customer in Illinois
Oct 21, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
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