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Chase Bank is very careless with personal information on their customers. This video shows what was found in Chase Bank trash cans.
Here’s the disclaimer with the video:
Are you a Chase customer? Watch this video to see how several New York City Chase branches carelessly threw out their customers’ information in the state with the nation’s highest rate of identity theft. Customers’ names, dates of birth, social security numbers, phone numbers, addresses, and account numbers were all found in publicly accessible trash left out on the curb by their city’s largest bank.
If this could be you, be sure to call Chase at (312) 732-7007 and tell them not to trash your identity too!
Kinda scary, isn’t it?



