[ARCHIVED THREAD] - You think you hate Chase? (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 7/6/2011 10:58:57 PM EDT
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They sent him a check.....he ended up in jail! "We received the letter and are reviewing the situation. We'll be reaching out to the customer," wrote Darcy Donoahoe-Wilmot, from Chase Media Relations. I think this guy just may hate Chase worse than I.  FJPMC |
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Quoted: Quoted: I cant help but think theres some stuff missing to that story. That said, I bet he ends up with alot more than 8400$ from this. There is absolutely stuff missing from the story. Maybe, king 5 news has a pretty good track record though in my experience.
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I cant help but think theres some stuff missing to that story. That said, I bet he ends up with alot more than 8400$ from this. There is absolutely stuff missing from the story. I agree, something doesn't seem quite right. The guy got impatient and left his $8K check at the bank before finishing the transaction? Huh? -Gator |
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I cant help but think theres some stuff missing to that story. That said, I bet he ends up with alot more than 8400$ from this. There is absolutely stuff missing from the story. I agree, something doesn't seem quite right. The guy got impatient and left his $8K check at the bank before finishing the transaction? Huh? -Gator That's exactly what the counterfeit money order people do - after a couple of minutes they usually panic & run out the door. To walk out without getting your ID back is even more suspicious. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I agree, something doesn't seem quite right.Quoted: I cant help but think theres some stuff missing to that story. That said, I bet he ends up with alot more than 8400$ from this. There is absolutely stuff missing from the story. The guy got impatient and left his $8K check at the bank before finishing the transaction? Huh? -Gator Maybe he has other things going on in his life. Maybe he had to keep an appointment and the bank was closed by the time he got back. Maybe he didn't work banker hours. Granted, I'm military, so it is a simple phone call from me: "Yeah, boss, the bank took my check and won't tell me what is going on. . . Yeah, I'll call you back when I know something". |
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I hate Chase with a Fucking passion. There have been times when I needed to cash one of their checks as opposed to depositing at my bank. Only bank I know of that will charge you to cash a check drawn from an account with them. I really hope this guy has an excellent lawyer. They deserve to get whatever's coming their way. Inconsiderate fucks
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I cant help but think theres some stuff missing to that story. That said, I bet he ends up with alot more than 8400$ from this. There is absolutely stuff missing from the story. Why? Because it's inconceivable employees of a mega-financial institution could exercise exceedingly poor judgment? We know that never happens. |
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Insult to injury, he now has a felony arrest record to explain for the rest of his life.  I don't think there's much more to the story. He may have walked out to keep from blowing his cool and strangling the bitch. Also, did she have the right to seize his ID.? I understand the questionable check, but not the ID. She could have made a photocopy of it. |
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To the paranoid people,
I was a Washington Mutual customer since 1998. Two years ago I switched to my local credit union. I am kind of a pushover to say the least, but Chase can, does, and will repeatedly do shit that will make the meekest of men consider arson and a big rifle on top of a clocktower wearing a loincloth and warpaint. This did not shock me or cause any suspicion at all. |
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I cant help but think theres some stuff missing to that story. That said, I bet he ends up with alot more than 8400$ from this. There is absolutely stuff missing from the story. I agree, something doesn't seem quite right. The guy got impatient and left his $8K check at the bank before finishing the transaction? Huh? -Gator Read the letter the attorney wrote (if you haven't already, that is). No fan of bullshit tort actions here, but the actions - or absence thereof - by Chase seem awfully inculpatory. |
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That sucks, banks are screwing people all over and seem to never be held liable Except the bank didn't put him in jail - the police did after reviewing the evidence. Per the article - the bank investigator called the detective handling the case to advise of the mistake, but she decided to take a long weekend & didn't bother to have anyone check her voice mails. The police tried to throw the bank under the bus by saying the bank should have called the main number instead of the number the detective provided. (All the desk would have done was forwarded the call to the detective's voice mail anyway, so it didn't matter.) Here's a big part of the puzzle that is missing; Why didn't this guy sit in jail all weekend instead of posting bail? Was it because his family knew he was a deadbeat so they left him there to rot? Was it because he had a long criminal history so bail was denied? (He does apparently have a history of overdrawing his bank accounts which was the root cause of all his problems.) |
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Here's a big part of the puzzle that is missing; Why didn't this guy sit in jail all weekend instead of posting bail? Was it because his family knew he was a deadbeat so they left him there to rot? Was it because he had a long criminal history so bail was denied? (He does apparently have a history of overdrawing his bank accounts which was the root cause of all his problems.) There's a lot of assumptions in those questions, Columbo. When you hear about a rape do you immediately think what was she wearing? Had she been drinking? |
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That sucks, banks are screwing people all over and seem to never be held liable Except the bank didn't put him in jail - the police did after reviewing the evidence. Per the article - the bank investigator called the detective handling the case to advise of the mistake, but she decided to take a long weekend & didn't bother to have anyone check her voice mails. The police tried to throw the bank under the bus by saying the bank should have called the main number instead of the number the detective provided. (All the desk would have done was forwarded the call to the detective's voice mail anyway, so it didn't matter.) Here's a big part of the puzzle that is missing; Why didn't this guy sit in jail all weekend instead of posting bail? Was it because his family knew he was a deadbeat so they left him there to rot? Was it because he had a long criminal history so bail was denied? (He does apparently have a history of overdrawing his bank accounts which was the root cause of all his problems.) If he couldn't afford to get his car out of impound I'd say there's a good chance he couldn't afford bail. |
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That sucks, banks are screwing people all over and seem to never be held liable Except the bank didn't put him in jail - the police did after reviewing the evidence. Per the article - the bank investigator called the detective handling the case to advise of the mistake, but she decided to take a long weekend & didn't bother to have anyone check her voice mails. The police tried to throw the bank under the bus by saying the bank should have called the main number instead of the number the detective provided. (All the desk would have done was forwarded the call to the detective's voice mail anyway, so it didn't matter.) Here's a big part of the puzzle that is missing; Why didn't this guy sit in jail all weekend instead of posting bail? Was it because his family knew he was a deadbeat so they left him there to rot? Was it because he had a long criminal history so bail was denied? (He does apparently have a history of overdrawing his bank accounts which was the root cause of all his problems.) Wait, are you really trying to defend how this guy was treated because he might be a deadbeat? Really?? |
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#15 on the 19 most hated companies...
http://www.businessinsider.com/most-hated-companies-america-2011-6#15-jpmorgan-chase-5 |
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Insult to injury, he now has a felony arrest record to explain for the rest of his life.
I don't think there's much more to the story. He may have walked out to keep from blowing his cool and strangling the bitch. Also, did she have the right to seize his ID.? I understand the questionable check, but not the ID. She could have made a photocopy of it. Maybe not his first........... Comments JoeGuru said on July 7, 2011 at 12:19 PM
Is this the same Ikenna Ihebom Njoku who was convicted for first degree robbery in Washington (Court record: KING981075151)? Or is this another one? |
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I think I am the only person on ARFCOM that is happy with Chase Bank. Cuz you're the only one who hasn't been dicked over by them? Don't worry. You're on their list and they will be getting to you. 
My dad told me the same thing about TCF.
The only gripe I have is that not every one of their ATMs at Walgreens stores will deposit checks. I have only found one in my area that I know of. |
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Chase is a bunch of asshole, mother fucking, cock sucking, dick heads. Fuck them.
The last time I was there I tried to cash a check from a guy drawn on their bank. They asked me if I wanted to open an account to waive the $5 check cashing fee and get $100 dollars free into my new account, after reading their bullshit stipulations I declined. They kept me there for a fucking hour, fiddle fucking around and then came out and said they didn't want to cash it since their cash supply was low. Fuck them all, I hope they all burn in hell. 
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I would have thought the guy was flake-y too.
Who the fuck "runs an errand" when they're getting a check for eight grand cashed, and then, doesn't return till after the bank is closed? That's suspicious as fuck, especially because this errand didn't need to be run until they wanted to investigate his check. I'm on the fuck chase band wagon and all, but the guy working the check probably thought the guy was suspicious as fuck. |
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#15 on the 19 most hated companies... http://www.businessinsider.com/most-hated-companies-america-2011-6#15-jpmorgan-chase-5 No Cheaper Than Dirt?
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Hey, on the bright side at least Chase didn't foreclose on his house while he sat in jail all weekend. He should consider himself fortunate about that.
He could have been released only to find out the bank had sold his house to some other folks. Looking at the big picture, Chase went easy on this guy. |
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There's a lot of assumptions in those questions, Columbo. When you hear about a rape do you immediately think what was she wearing? Had she been drinking?
Like I said, there are a lot of unanswered questions. If he couldn't afford to get his car out of impound I'd say there's a good chance he couldn't afford bail.
But somehow he just bought a house & he’s getting a $9k check from the IRS? Wait, are you really trying to defend how this guy was treated because he might be a deadbeat? Really??
I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that deadbeat couldn’t make bail. I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that the deadbeat didn’t get a family member to go pick up his car before a towing company grabbed it for being illegally parked. It’s not the banks fault that the detective took off for a long weekend & didn’t do anything about her active cases. (How hard would it have been for her to change her voicemail to an out of office message instructing people who need immediate assistance to call the detective on duty?) Is this the same Ikenna Ihebom Njoku who was convicted for first degree robbery in Washington (Court record: KING981075151)? Or is this another one?
There you go. I guess that’s why he couldn’t make bail. It's probably also why they took him in instead of issuing a field appearance ticket. |
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Quoted: Do you really think they just write tickets to people for $8,000 worth of check fraud? There's a lot of assumptions in those questions, Columbo. When you hear about a rape do you immediately think what was she wearing? Had she been drinking? Like I said, there are a lot of unanswered questions. If he couldn't afford to get his car out of impound I'd say there's a good chance he couldn't afford bail. But somehow he just bought a house & he’s getting a $9k check from the IRS? Wait, are you really trying to defend how this guy was treated because he might be a deadbeat? Really?? I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that deadbeat couldn’t make bail. I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that the deadbeat didn’t get a family member to go pick up his car before a towing company grabbed it for being illegally parked. It’s not the banks fault that the detective took off for a long weekend & didn’t do anything about her active cases. (How hard would it have been for her to change her voicemail to an out of office message instructing people who need immediate assistance to call the detective on duty?) Is this the same Ikenna Ihebom Njoku who was convicted for first degree robbery in Washington (Court record: KING981075151)? Or is this another one? There you go. I guess that’s why he couldn’t make bail. It's probably also why they took him in instead of issuing a field appearance ticket. |
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Do you really think they just write tickets to people for $8,000 worth of check fraud?
There's a lot of assumptions in those questions, Columbo. When you hear about a rape do you immediately think what was she wearing? Had she been drinking?
Like I said, there are a lot of unanswered questions. If he couldn't afford to get his car out of impound I'd say there's a good chance he couldn't afford bail.
But somehow he just bought a house & he’s getting a $9k check from the IRS? Wait, are you really trying to defend how this guy was treated because he might be a deadbeat? Really??
I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that deadbeat couldn’t make bail. I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that the deadbeat didn’t get a family member to go pick up his car before a towing company grabbed it for being illegally parked. It’s not the banks fault that the detective took off for a long weekend & didn’t do anything about her active cases. (How hard would it have been for her to change her voicemail to an out of office message instructing people who need immediate assistance to call the detective on duty?) Is this the same Ikenna Ihebom Njoku who was convicted for first degree robbery in Washington (Court record: KING981075151)? Or is this another one?
There you go. I guess that’s why he couldn’t make bail. It's probably also why they took him in instead of issuing a field appearance ticket. A field appearance ticket is an arrest (same as a desk appearance ticket). It goes to criminal court & you get fingerprinted/processed at the courthouse. It saves time & money for both the arrested & the police department. |
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Quoted: Do they do that for felonies? Around here, getting arrested for a felony means going to jail no matter what your record is.Quoted: Quoted: Do you really think they just write tickets to people for $8,000 worth of check fraud? There's a lot of assumptions in those questions, Columbo. When you hear about a rape do you immediately think what was she wearing? Had she been drinking? Like I said, there are a lot of unanswered questions. If he couldn't afford to get his car out of impound I'd say there's a good chance he couldn't afford bail. But somehow he just bought a house & he’s getting a $9k check from the IRS? Wait, are you really trying to defend how this guy was treated because he might be a deadbeat? Really?? I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that deadbeat couldn’t make bail. I’m saying that it’s not the bank’s fault that the deadbeat didn’t get a family member to go pick up his car before a towing company grabbed it for being illegally parked. It’s not the banks fault that the detective took off for a long weekend & didn’t do anything about her active cases. (How hard would it have been for her to change her voicemail to an out of office message instructing people who need immediate assistance to call the detective on duty?) Is this the same Ikenna Ihebom Njoku who was convicted for first degree robbery in Washington (Court record: KING981075151)? Or is this another one? There you go. I guess that’s why he couldn’t make bail. It's probably also why they took him in instead of issuing a field appearance ticket. A field appearance ticket is an arrest (same as a desk appearance ticket). It goes to criminal court & you get fingerprinted/processed at the courthouse. It saves time & money for both the arrested & the police department. |
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