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Errors in detail are not acceptable when it comes to your banking. Deposited several client payment checks into our business account only to find out a few hours later that the teller keyed in the incorrect check amounts (short)...
Called the bank to inform them of their error, and was told that they would credit the missing funds into the account asap. A few days later we received a call from the client who had issued us a check stating that their CFO received a check from the bank for the difference. This has caused numerous headaches now with not only our bookkeeping, but the clients. What kind of business banking is this?
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Oct 11 2010Hi Jane,
Just a note to let you know that I have called Chase and informed them of your gripe. After speaking with someone at their Corporate HQ who is responsible for customer service, I learned that they don't actually have a customer service email that can be accessed externally. They only allow current customers to submit feedback via a secure link on their site, which requires customer account credentials. So, you may want to pursue that route and keep sharing your gripe as well. They did however acknowledge your gripe!
Cheers!
Yvette,
Team Gripe
Oct 12 2010Chase has credited the missing funds back into the account, however confirmation of it was done through our bookkeeping and our affected clients accounting dept. I actually don't expect a large bank to be able to offer personalized customer service. But nonetheless I will mark this as resolved since it was.
Oct 14 2010
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