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Chase ‘free money glitch’ turns out to be the same old story

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Alexander Barzacanos

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Viral TikTok video provides a new twist on check fraud.

Many new ideas turn out to be old ideas in new packaging, and this proved to be the case with what has entered folklore as the Chase free money glitch. A TikTok video that went viral, claiming to provide a way of getting “free money” from Chase bank, turned out

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