Here’s how closing bank accounts without notice can negatively affect Chase customers transferring or withdrawing money.
Closing Bank Accounts Without Notice to Negatively Affect Chase Customers Seeking to Transfer or Withdraw Money
Closing bank accounts without notice can negatively affect customers of Chase and other banks when they seek to transfer or withdraw their money but they can’t due to the sudden closing bank accounts before the transactions, without giving them any notice.
According to a report published in The US Sun, customers who suddenly experienced the closing bank accounts had been suspicious that scammers may have targeted their accounts; many of them had sought help from customer service, but their concerns with the closing bank accounts weren’t entertained.
With the cases of closing bank accounts, some Chase customers shared that they experienced them without receiving any notice from the bank, letting them suffer with no money, while others have received mail about closing bank accounts but with no reasons provided.
Chase Customers Demand Banks to Update or Notify Them with Changes Following Closing Bank Accounts
Following the closing bank accounts, Chase customers demanded banks to update or notify them immediately when there are changes with their accounts to know what is happening, The New York Times reported.
If there were fraudulent activities happening, which led to the increasing closing bank accounts cases, the bank should face consequences for failing to protect their customers’ accounts, especially when they didn’t give them any update.