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Tucker v. Chase Bank USA N.A.
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August 20, 2020
Atty Seeks $825K Following Chase Crypto Fee Settlement
Chase credit card holders have asked a Manhattan federal judge to approve $825,000 for the Finkelstein & Krinsk LLP attorney who helped them reach a $2.5 million settlement agreement with the bank in connection with class claims they were unfairly charged cash advance fees for cryptocurrency purchases.
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May 27, 2020
Chase Customers Try To Seal $2.5M Crypto Fee Settlement
Chase credit card holders on Tuesday asked a Manhattan federal judge to approve their proposed $2.5 million settlement with the bank, which would end claims they were unfairly charged cash-advance fees when they used their cards to buy cryptocurrency.
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March 11, 2020
Chase Bank To Settle Crypto Credit Card Purchases Suit
Chase Bank has arrived at a settlement agreement in principle with a class of customers who alleged the bank ambushed them by billing their credit card cryptocurrency purchases as expensive cash advances without notice.
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August 23, 2019
Fees On Crypto Purchases Didn't Breach Contract: Chase
Chase Bank outlined its affirmative defenses in an answer to a proposed class action in New York federal court brought by customers who say the bank ambushed them by billing their credit card cryptocurrency purchases as expensive cash advances without notice, arguing that damages suffered are "a result of their own conduct."
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August 01, 2019
Chase Can't Ditch Cardholder Suit Over Crypto Switch
A New York federal judge ruled Thursday that Chase Bank can't fully shake a proposed class action alleging it ambushed customers last year by suddenly billing their credit card cryptocurrency purchases as expensive cash advances, finding that ambiguity over whether such purchases are "cash-like transactions" means some of the suit's claims can survive.
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November 06, 2018
Chase Says Crypto 'Like Cash' In Bid To Ax Cardholder Suit
Chase Bank has urged a New York federal judge to dismiss a proposed class action that alleges the bank improperly switched gears on customers earlier this year and started treating their credit-card purchases of cryptocurrency as cash advances without warning, arguing that its cardholder agreements didn't actually change and that cryptocurrency is basically "like cash" anyway.
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April 11, 2018
JPMorgan Hit With Suit Over Alleged Cryptocurrency Fees
JPMorgan Chase & Co. started counting its credit card customers' cryptocurrency purchases as cash advances instead of ordinary transactions, causing consumers to rack up fees and high interest charges without warning, according to a proposed class action filed in New York federal court Tuesday.