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I received a letter that looked legitimate from Chase Bank that advised my address had been updated as requested, I called the 877-342-4273 number and it sounded like Chase, asked to confirm my debit card and pin. Once asking for the pin I hung up and called the number on my debit card. I explained the situation and they advised no letter was sent out and to throw away the letter. I explained my concerned that this is probably happening to muliple clients and fraud/losses and inconvenience would occure and wanted to escalate. I got passed around and felt around and figured nothing would happened with Chase. Be Cautious People as all of our information is online- Phone take over account take over and banks. Fraud is on the rise!
I just got the same letter. I called Chase directly and was transferred all around before getting an answer. I finally just googled the number and found your post, so I let the bank know and they are looking into it.
I got a letter forwarded from a loved one who died a year an a half ago. The account at Chase was closed out a year ago. I was going to call the number on the letter, which states address change was made. If you have any questions, call 877-342-4273. I slept on this and was going to call the next day, until I realized the envelope had no return address with the bank information. I googled the phone number and realized it's a scam. If you receive a letter from a bank, make sure the bank's information and address is on the envelope. If not, more than likely, it's a scam! Call your local branch or stop in and question the letter. Never provide any personal info through a phone contact provided by a questionable contact number. Call the numbers only provided by your bank's official website.
