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DAILY Protest was a Chase Bank Protest, and Consumer Watchdog Blog that exposed SEVERAL anti consumer actions that to this day have never been investigated.
Jamie Dimon is misinformed, and it concerns me that some one with so much responsibility and that has so many people counting on him to make intelligent, cognizant, truthful statements, could be so misguided.
How can Jamie Dimon run Chase Bank if he doesn't even understand a principle as simple as the most effective way for consumers to pay down their credit card debts?
When Jamie Dimon raises the Chase Bank monthly minimum payment from 2% to 5% on LOW INTEREST RATE CREDIT CARD LOANS, he is making the most reckless decision he can make to his own customers who have never done him wrong but rather made their payments on time each and every month.

CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE.Chase bank appears to be trying to default their most reliable and trustworthy customers by raising the monthly minimum payment on them by an additional 150% because Chase Bank wins no matter what happens next.What makes the situation completely unacceptable is that Chase Bank is NOT ALLOWING THESE OVER ONE MILLION VICTIMS STRONG to OPT OUT of the change in terms to their pre-existing agreement.
The other point that NOBODY MAKES is that other credit card companies HAVE NOT raised their monthly minimum payment requirements, and if they do, they will MOST LIKELY OFFER AN OPT OUT OPTION TO THEIR CUSTOMERS, whereas CHASE BANK DID NOT!
EVERYBODY is watching to see if Chase Bank succeeds with their "me first, screw everybody else" mind think. Read the consumer affairs dot org link to see how Chase Bank is devastating over a million people come August 2009.http://www.bloggersagainstchasebank.com
Isn't it possible, just possible, that for every percentage point that the consumer credit card interest rate is raised, there will be a corresponding rise in the default rate of at least one percent as well?
Do you, oh grand credit card executive/pubah, see a correlation between raising interest rates on credit card accounts and the rise in credit card defaults?
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