JP Morgan sues customers over viral cheque fraud

Published On Oct 28, 2024, 11:40 PM

JP Morgan Chase is suing multiple customers who exploited a bank fraud glitch that allowed them to withdraw large sums from ATMs based on unverified cheques. The individuals and businesses involved face lawsuits across several cities, with the bank seeking repayment of over $660,000 along with additional fees. The bank claims it takes financial fraud seriously and is committed to safeguarding both its interests and those of its customers, asserting that such fraudulent activities will not be tolerated.

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