Have we not Learned anything from the Cash App glitch? Y’all are out here committing check fraud and you’re expecting to not go to prison? Bro. Fuck, man. I know I shouldn’t look through this. You’re surprised you’re in debt, but that’s not what you have to worry about. It’s actually the fine print you agreed to when you opened up a chase account. JP Morgan Chase. They got you. Now, I read Chase’s terms of use as well as their privacy policy, and y’all are. Before I go into this video, there’s two different scams. One is a form of check fraud, which I will not be giving you details on. The other one is more of an exploit where people are putting glue into the credit card readers of the Atms, which is forcing other people to use the tap function. And what people don’t realize when they have to use the tap function when they normally don’t, is they walk away from the ATM, forgetting to close their account. Which leaves room for people to walk up to the ATM, withdraw lots of money, and basically scam that person. The latter is what’s being reported on, but the first one isn’t being covered enough. Now in terms of check fraud. Have we not Learned from the Cash App glitch? The Doordash glitch. If y’all thought you were gonna get some extra money for free, this is what’s going to happen. Banks collect a lot of personal information. On you, they have to. Legally, they have your residence, your Social Security number, your passwords, your login, your balance, and so much more private information. In addition to that, if something funky is going on, they can disclose it to the proper authorities. For most banks, there’s an internal service where essentially, if they detect fraud in your account, and if they find that you’re doing it, they can report it to other banks so that it’s harder to open up a checking or savings account. I’ve been seeing a lot of people on the for you page saying, hey, this glitch works. It works for now, and I’m sorry to say, but the debt is going to follow you. Like, especially the people with upwards of $10,000 in debt. There’s basically no way you’re going to escape this. So you have to figure out a way to make that money back. We went from Galaxy Gas to check fraud. That was a big leap, right? But please stay safe. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and. Oh, my god, y’all, this is about to get bad.