Update 12/13/2013: My savings account reappeared online! Full update here.
I logged onto my Chase Online Banking account and noticed something looked different. After thinking about it for a minute I realized that my savings account was not in my account summary!
That’s not good.
I did some quick googling and noted that there have been quite a few instances where Chase has closed an account that had no activity for a period of time — reguardless of how much money was in it!
I then sent a message through the secure message center.
Their response: closed due to inactivity. In order to re-open the account I would have to go to a branch. Nothing they can do online.
Lame.
I knew I only had a few bucks in this account, so it might not have even been worth it to go to a branch had I not been curious about what they were going to tell me about why the heck they closed me account without notification.
So, I went to the branch… and waited in line… and explained the situation. The rep I talked to could not tell me why I wasn’t notified or if that was standard practice or not. But anyway, I left the bank with a check for $1.73. I didn’t re-open my account since I only use that checking account, and a different savings account.
But really, Chase? You’re not even going to tell me you’re closing my account? Dislike.
Maybe you’ll get an offer in the mail for $200 for opening a Chase account.
Usually those are only for checking accounts (that’s actually part of the reason why I opened one with them).
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I opened a check ing account and savings acad another savings acct at s3ame bank I also had an acct at same bank they opened a savings account but never put money in then took money out of my savings acct I had since 1982 witch had nothing to do with new accounts now all my money is gone I don’t know what happened