Complaint Review: JP Morgan Chase - New York New York

It sounds as if there was a mistake by Chase not sending out a replacement card when the old one expired. Or maybe the card was sent out but returned when it couldn't be delivered to the wrong address they had on file.  Either way,  when you called they said they would send it out.  You were in desperate need of your funds so you opted to have the card express shipped to you.  When you received your card you verified the charges on your account and found another error in the form of an additional $5.00 fee.   When you called, and I'm sure you were very polite, they reversed the erroneous fee. I've read your complaint and I can't see the rip off here...to you or to anyone else in, "the big picture."  Mistakes, while annoying, are not a rip off.  But at least you brought up a good point. People, be very careful expressing a dissenting opinion to someone, because you never know when that person, who can't take it, will opt to threaten you or call you names for doing so.

Good luck.

to  Susan - (USA) First I'd like to say that I didn't collect any unemployment three years ago. I applied for it and was denied but they sent me the card anyway. Besides, I was only out of work for two weeks and didn't need it. You shouldn't judge people Susan.

You people are completely RUDE and personally I think someone should teach you some real, life lessons. We don't sit around collecting unemployment. Maryann lost her job back in 2010 because she was ILL. She had a baseball size tumor removed, along with her left ovary. It took her months to recover due to a nearly fatal infection after her surgery. She is now trying to get enrolled in school so she can get a better paying job in a field that's actually still hiring.

You make judgements when you have no clue as to what you are even talking about. I don't give a (beep) about my $10 or even $15. LOOK AT THE BIGGER PICTURE. They may potentially be charging THOUSANDS of people these same bull**** fee's!!!! I care about losing $10 but YES I AGREED TO PAY IT but only because I was DESPERATE and could no longer afford to wait.

The State of Arizona had the account set up and had already issued payments; I was not sent a card by Chase so therefore had no way to access those payments. So I guess it's just ok for Chase Bank to not send a 1,000 plus people their benefits cards and then rake in an extra $10-$15 when they call to complain. Ok, there's no ripoff there, sure right.

"How about you and Maryann work and pay bills instead of doing youtube videos on phone calls?" SERIOUSLY?? I worked for an ISP for the past three years and unfortunately I lost my job. I am working with a grant program right now so that I may go get my A+ certification and get me a job that pays $25-$30 an hour. God forbid I try to better myself right? You never know Susan. I may be the person you cal when your computer gets a virus and you can't get to your Facebook account anymore LOL.

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Where is the rip off? 

From your video the first and only credits to your account were on November 7, two deposits for $240. each. 3 weeks after you were approved for unemployment. You chose to pay for the card to be sent by FedEx and you had it in two days. 

The only place you might have a complaint is with unemployment for waiting 3 weeks to pay you.

So their system missed by 4 months when you sat home and collected unemployment 3 years ago and charged you and extra $5.00, they also refunded it two days later.  Where is the rip off?

How about you and Maryann work and pay bills instead of doing youtube videos on phone calls?

  Throughout your report you confirm that you were expecting to pay the $10 FedEx fee.

" I opted for the Federal Express delivery. She indicated that there would be $10 taken from my account. "

"I found there was a $15.00 charge instead of the $10 charge I was expecting. "

  Then it appears that you lost your memory at the end of the report.

  "  I was charged a $10.00 fee by Chase Bank for what? "

  Umm, how about the $10 FedEx fee you agreed to above.    They refunded the $5 that they mistakenly charged you for replacing an old card that would have been expired expired anyway.   While I think it's sad that their employees have trouble counting to three, they did refund that erroneous charge.   I have no idea why you think you've been ripped off.   

Well first the card they sent me over three years ago was EXPIRED. Maybe you need to go work for a bank since you too apparently can't do simple math. AN expired card doesn't work, it's no good, so even if I had that card it would have been worthless. What part of this do you not comprehend?

Yes, I opted for the express delivery because I'd already waited THREE WEEKS. So maybe you can tell me exactly how I was supposed to have access to my unemployment payments with NO CARD. I, like most everyone else, have bills to pay and I'd almost exhausted my reserve money. I simply didn't feel I could wait yet another week for the card to arrive.

Chase was contacted by the State of Arizona and a new card was supposed to have been mailed. The State of Arizona provided them with my current mailing address and requested that a card be sent. Chase never updated my address as well as NEVER MAILED MY CARD.

Tell you what bozo, relinquish your bank card for a MONTH and see how you can live with no money. You're an idiot.

its not a ripoff. You opted for express delivery of the card and the 10$ was to pay for express delivery. You would have paid nothing if you had it shipped ground. They likely didn't send you a card in the first place since their records indicated you already had a benefits card. How would they know you had discarded the previous card from 3 years ago? Did you call them and tell them taht card was gone?