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Chase’s Opt-Out Notice Misleads Customers Into Canceling

Chase’s Opt-Out Notice Misleads Customers Into Canceling

By consumerist.com November 28, 2006

Earlier this month, Chase sent out a change of terms notice which mislead some customers into canceling their accounts by accident.

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Beat Chase’s New 32.4% Default APR

Beat Chase’s New 32.4% Default APR

By consumerist.com November 13, 2006

If you’re a Chase credit card holder and you received a “Change of Terms” notice in your recently mail, congratulations.

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