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@ChaseBankSucks wrote:Finally some action taken against Chase, check out this press release.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/4/prweb10665204.htm
Strong username to post content ratio
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wow a 2 year old thread enough said
@john398 wrote:wow a 2 year old thread enough said
After reading the whole thread i find that out.....
fail.
@ChaseBankSucks wrote:Finally some action taken against Chase, check out this press release.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/4/prweb10665204.htm
how is this lawsuit even related to the OP's problem?
2 year old thread as well.
From the user name of the guy who posted this link, I would think someone is really pissed off at Chase. There is nothing related to OP about the link.
@vish1 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:It is really very simple. Chase had two options;
Option A
Choose to be paid IN FULL by General Motors per GM attorney letter, notarized, signed by CFO, with funding shown by GM, and relinquish vehicle to me, to be picked up by GM
OR
Option B
Decline to be PAID IN FULL by General Motors per GM attorney letter, notarized, signed by CFO and sue ME for difference between what they sold it for at auction and what was owed.
In doing so, they DID NOT GET PAID IN FULL AS I FILED BK TO PROTECT MYSELF FROM THESE DOLTS.
Purely, stupid logic on their part. Very stupid.
@vish1 wrote:I am sorry if I sound crazy, but I am unable to understand what's chase's fault in this? Am I missing something
Though its a personal opinion, but chase was in no contract with GM (they had a contract with you though) and what looks like a simple decision (take money from GM) would probably need a whole lot of legal stuff.
IMO, no matter how stupid their decision looked, Chase took the right business decision. Why would they get into the process of working with you and fulfill all the documentation that GM would want to fulfill before they would pay chase if et al (the fine print thingie).
At the end of the day, the fault was all GMs (neither you nor chase), why won't they trust Chase and pay up first and then get the car?
If you look at the end result, you also took a hit there (primarily because of the fault of GM)
Please don't take any of this personally, its just my opinion.
+1
Everyone's experience will vary with any financial institution. I have been banking with them when they were 4 separate entities/pre-mergers (Bank One, First Chicago & Chemical/Chase Manhattan Bank - business and personal accounts for the last 15-20 years). Never had had any major issues.