JP Morgan Sues TikTok Fraud
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•JP Morgan sues customers over viral cheque fraud
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JP Morgan Chase is suing customers who allegedly took advantage of a glitch by illegally withdrawing thousands of dollars from its ATMs.
The 'infinite money glitch' allowed customers to write a large cheque to themselves, deposit it and then withdraw the funds before the cheque bounced.
Two individuals and two businesses are facing lawsuits in courts in Houston , Miami and Los Angeles .
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