The chase bank "glitch"

[Dale Gribble]

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You know how when you deposit a check, the funds become avaliable before the check clears? Niggers on Twitter found out about this and started depositing 50k checks and withdrawing all the money before the check clears.

Of course, this results in them having -50k balance. Big brain moves. Let me make it clear I don't give a shit about chase or any other corporate conglomerate for that matter, but I think I figured this out the first time I deposited a check.

 

[Houseman]

I suppose that one could come out ahead by creating an account with stolen information, getting their cash, and then ditching the account.

Good thing there wasn't a massive breach of over 2 billion names, addresses, and SSNs were revealed!

 

[Dale Gribble]

I suppose that one could come out ahead by creating an account with stolen information, getting their cash, and then ditching the account.

Good thing there wasn't a massive breach of over 2 billion names, addresses, and SSNs were revealed!

Obviously, right? What moron opens an account in their own name and info to commit fraud? Its like when PPP loans were a thing.

 

[Arnox]

I suppose that one could come out ahead by creating an account with stolen information, getting their cash, and then ditching the account.

Good thing there wasn't a massive breach of over 2 billion names, addresses, and SSNs were revealed!

Obviously, right? What moron opens an account in their own name and info to commit fraud? Its like when PPP loans were a thing.

I'll respond to this and other threads in more detail later, but just would like to say real quick, you can't open a bank account without presenting some form of verified government ID unless I'm much mistaken. So even if you had the SSN, b-day, and address of someone, it wouldn't matter because you would need their ID card as well.