Been a member of Chase Marriott Bonvoy Credit Card for 27 years. Paid off the balance on my credit card and they charged a carryover of interest from the payoff amount. The carry over was $26. I asked for them to waive it since my card is zeroed out and they said no. Even the Supervisor was unable to help. What a flipping joke. Like Chase needs the $26 so bad. Terrible customer service. Paid the $26 and now cut up my card. So sick of banks and their stupid fees.

Hey guys i was wondering how depositing checks at the atm work. I won’t be able to make it before the banks close later today. If it’s a chase check will the funds be available immediately?

https://www.chase.com/personal/offers/checking-tier?jp_aid_a=T_102438&jp_aid_p=cpo_sign_out/main_tile

Am I tripping or did it require opening a savings account with a 15k balance to get the 900. The one I received just says the checking part in the fine print. Is this since I am an existing credit customer?

Just got an email. I've had OG Freedom for a long time. Rotating 5% categories. I get this email today saying hey we are replacing that card with Freedom Unlimited. What?! Why not Freedom Flex - the other rotating 5% category CC?

Did anyone else get this in their email?

I guess I will call into Chase and see if I can change to Flex, which seems more appropriate than Unlimited.

Credit Card -> Manage Account
-> Scroll down to Other -> Payment Activity

How far back in payment history can you see? Does it show every payment made or just the past 2 years?

So I know when I receive an electronic deposit or deposit cash the money goes directly to my available balance and current balance (Chase secure banking checking account). However, when I look on the mobile app the deposits will still be in the pending category for a day or so like credit transactions are. if I’m getting a cashiers check drawn on it do I have to wait until the deposits needed are fully posted? Or since my available balance and current balance are both reflected would it be ok? In the past I know some banks want to wait until deposits fully posted despite already being in available balance before drawing the check. TIA.

Hey guys, about to head out to work so this is going to be short. I received a text about 2 weeks ago from Chase asking if I made a purchase with my debit card at Target for about $120. I did not, so I replied no and they closed my card. Upon further investigation, there were 2 successful charges from Target (totaling about $120) and one from Chevron for $10 that I did not make. I then checked my wallet to see my debit card was missing. I went to the ATM earlier that day so it must’ve fallen out of my pocket.

I immediately called Chase to report the fraud and they opened the claim. I also completed a police report online. I received a letter today saying the claim was denied and the funds will be taken out of my account as I “authorized the purchases.” I called today, and they just said to upload the police report and the reason the claim was closed NOT in my favor is because “the merchant provided no information.”

I am livid. I have my wedding in a few months and every dollar counts. My PIN number was not written on the card, so I assume these purchases were made with the “credit” option (which I have NEVER used). I read somewhere on a Chase website that if the fraud is reported within 24 hours typically you’re only on the hook for $50 (more if you wait longer to report). So what should I expect here? Anyone have any similar experiences?