A scammer may call or text you, from what looks like a Chase number, and alert you to fraud on your account. To resolve it they may ask you to send yourself the money. Don’t be fooled—it’s a scam. Always confirm the recipient is who they say they are. You can see whose name is registered to the phone number or email on the other end when you send money to a registered user from your Chase account using Zelle®. Learn more about evolving scams and safety tips here: http://bit.ly/3PjFSH9 | Chase

Have you ever received a call from Chase that seemed a little suspicious? Scammers can pretend to be from a bank and pressure customers to act quickly. They may say you need to transfer money as a way to fix a problem with your account. Remember, we’ll never ask you to send money to yourself. If the call sounds suspicious, verify you’re speaking to us by hanging up and calling the number on the back of your Chase card or account statement. See the latest scams: https://www.chase.com/digital/reso

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