Chase unlimited money glitch exposes users to fraud, resulting in locked accounts and losses.

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The “Chase unlimited money glitch” on TikTok is real, but it’s essentially a form of check fraud. The trend involves writing a check to yourself, depositing it via mobile banking, and then withdrawing the money from an ATM before the check clears. This has led to many people finding their accounts locked with large negative balances.

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Chase Bank has addressed the issue, stating that depositing a fraudulent check and withdrawing funds before it clears is illegal. Many who attempted this “glitch” are now facing severe financial consequences.

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Sources:
www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/chase-infinite-money-glitch-leaves-tiktokers-in-huge-debt/ar-AA1pPKmV
www.scotsman.com/news/crime/what-is-chase-bank-glitch-on-tiktok-4764614
www.newsweek.com/chase-bank-glitch-viral-1947227


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