CHASE MADNESS @;

[exdll1]

Its not that easy to open a checking account, they verify your ss.. If one number is wrong they will spit it out. There has to be a match for name and birth. Maybe there was a insider at chase and they know they did something wrong and could be liable.

[Anonymous]

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A period...anywhere? Really difficult to read without them.

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Get out of my head, please.  I was thinking the same thing and LOL when I saw your comment.  If my English III teacher saw this, she would find a way to mark an F on this post in red ink.

[Anonymous]

An F. hell no. a. Z Anyways. Not the topic guys

[MountainHiker]

Very sorry that you delt with credit fraud but the good thing is you found out about it before that creep was able to cause further damage.All the best to you in the future.

[Anonymous]

Being a member of MyFico, at the very least I would think you check your credit reports.  Why were't they reporting the credit cards opened under your ssn? or at the very least the inquiries for them?  You say the only inquiries there were for your application and subsequent recon.....very, very scary indeed!  I'm glad you caught this and are working it out.

[Anonymous]

I'm so glad that I went to the chase branch. Now guys I check my credit report very frequently and so far there's no account listed on my reports from chase and according to them there was 2 accounts open with my SSN either way. Fraud alert on all my reports Another thing is that I even have a preaproval letter from chase that I got a few days ago now I don't know what to think cuz the letter has my name and address.... It's just an ugly feeling first cuz. The chase guy look at me
Like i was the criminal for trying to open and account
Obviously cuz the information pop when he put my ssn in the computer but I was prepare I have all my legal documents passport driver licenses ssn birth certificate
So there's no way they could have doubts about my information

[djrez4]

Sounds like your credit reports may be fine, but you should also check your Chexsystems report.  It chronicles what has happened to bank accounts opened under your social security number.  You can order it from their website.

And, not to harp, but if you don't want people commenting about your grammar and syntax, take an extra 30 seconds to put punctuation in your post.  My initial reaction when I read this last night was, " eh, if this dude runs his finances like he types, I'm not really surprised this happened to him."

[Anonymous]

+1

[djrez4]

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@Credit314 wrote:

+1

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I'm glad you're around, Credit314.  You really do contribute so much to the forums.