“I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
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Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#2This post was from 2013. Has anyone heard from the author what might have happened lately?
Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#3I like how this is from 2013 and yet there is still no update on that blog, the linked blog, or anywhere else as far as I can tell...
Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#4This gives me yet another good reason to keep BECU[1] as my only bank for any non-trivial amount of money...
it can be a pain if I need an ATM, but I can at least trust that they will generally be on my side.
[1] https://becu.org
Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#5This post was from 2013. Has anyone heard from the author what might have happened lately?
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Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#6This gives me yet another good reason to keep BECU[1] as my only bank for any non-trivial amount of money... it can be a pain if I need an ATM, but I can at least trust that they will generally be on my side. [1] https://becu.org
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Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#7This gives me yet another good reason to keep BECU[1] as my only bank for any non-trivial amount of money... it can be a pain if I need an ATM, but I can at least trust that they will generally be on my side. [1] https://becu.org
Psst - the https link gives a cert error!
Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#8This gives me yet another good reason to keep BECU[1] as my only bank for any non-trivial amount of money... it can be a pain if I need an ATM, but I can at least trust that they will generally be on my side. [1] https://becu.org
I know from living in Seattle that they're a reputable credit union, but the fact that their home page gives me a certificate error is a bad pattern that trains users to ignore scary red messages. (The problem is that the cert is for www.becu.org , not becu.org .)
Re: “I got an email from Chase saying that all our assets are frozen”
#9This gives me yet another good reason to keep BECU[1] as my only bank for any non-trivial amount of money... it can be a pain if I need an ATM, but I can at least trust that they will generally be on my side. [1] https://becu.org
Psst - the https link gives a cert error!
Just add www https://www.becu.org/