JPMorgan Chase sues more customers who allegedly stole cash in 'infinite money glitch'
- JPMorgan Chase began suing additional customers this week for allegedly stealing funds.
- An "infinite money glitch" that went viral last summer enabled the alleged thefts.
- This glitch allowed customers to withdraw the full value of fraudulent checks before they bounced, exploiting a bank error.
- In one case, a masked man deposited a $73,000 check on August 29, 2024, and cash withdrawals totaled $82,500.
- JPMorgan sent over 1,000 letters demanding repayment and is now pursuing lawsuits, potentially challenging bankruptcy filings to recover funds.
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JPMorgan Chase sues more customers over ‘infinite money’ ATM glitch that went viral on TikTok
JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in America, is suing more of its customers for fraud, accusing them of stealing thousands of dollars by taking advantage of last year's so-called "infinite money glitch" that went viral on TikTok.
JPMorgan Chase Is Now Suing More Customers Who Took Part in the 'Infinite Money Glitch' TikTok Trend
JPMorgan is going after customers who participated in the "infinite money glitch" TikTok trend, where Chase customers deposited a check and collected the money before the check bounced.
JPMorgan isn't done suing people who used an 'infinite money glitch' to steal thousands
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Chase Is Suing More Customers for Stealing Money Last Year Using the Viral TikTok 'Money Hack' - WorldNL Magazine
Jon Hicks/Getty Images Remember all those viral "money hacks" on TikTok that helped some Chase customers withdraw money fraudulently from ATMs? Chase is pursuing legal action against more customers who were involved, so they may soon have to repay any money that was illegally obtained.Last October, a temporary glitch in Chase Bank's security allowed people to write checks to themselves and deposit them at ATMs, withdrawing the funds before the b…
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