$ 310,000 drained from the Wells Fargo account – the bank says that payment does not happen, calls for money in JPMorgan Chase
Wales Vargo agent says he is fighting to pay after a person drains $ 310,000 from his account.
The agent, whose first name, Steve, says his wife sent a 310,000 -dollar check to the Tax Authority in January of last year, Reports luck.
The couple did not think of anything about the payment of business, which they sent through a safe mailbox at the Seattle -based mail office.
Eleven months later, Steve says his accounting told him that the check was never received.
Steve got a copy of the check, and says he was chemically washed to replace the “Tax Authority” with a person who has never heard of him – Ezavier Josiah Staples.
Then Wales Vargo refused to demand payment, saying that it took a long time to report fraud.
The bank says the money has been deposited in an account in JPMorgan Chase, and he is trying to recover money.
Steve says he was surprised by the result.
“I just shocked it [banks] You do not have insurance for this type of things, or with all the fraudulent things they do, and they are not interested in protecting the consumer. “
It is just the principle of something for me. I can’t believe that on this day and this age, someone can steal $ 310,000, and only Chis and Wales Vargo says, “Difficult is a difficult.” They do not have checks and balances, or there is nothing in a place to protect us. “
A spokesman for Chis says that the bank is looking into the matter and did not receive a request from Wales Vargo at the time of publication.
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