JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reviews of jpmorganchase.com

Worst Major Bank for Small Businesses!!!! Applied for the PPP and they lost app after their system crashed.....they then told me to reapply as the monies ran out! Changing from Chase to another Bank that cares about Small Business owners

Chase has lent almost $200 billion to fossil fuel companies since 2016. They clearly care only about making money regardless of the impact of climate change on my grandchildren and the Earth-our home. Until they make a serious effort to switch their lending business away from the oil and gas companies to financing sustainable energy sources, I will not patronize them in any way.

I have entrusted my money to Chase before, but not anymore: I'm deeply concerned with the fact that they are not only ignoring decades of science on climate change, but are actually hurting our chances to deal with this major threat to us and the Earth around us. They are heavily investing in fossil fuel company. While it has been known since the 70's how this is destroying our planet, primarily through global warming, recent developments during the COVID-19 crisis have also revealed how fragile and ridiculously unsustainable many oil-based companies operate. Chase, in particular with climate change denier Le Raymond on its board (see recent NYT Op-ed from April 24, 2020) is no trustworthy caretaker for my or anybody's money.

JPMorgan Chase is the world's worst bank with regard to climate change. Chase has invested over $269 BILLION in fossil fuels since the signing of the Paris Agreement in 2015. I’m cutting up my card right now.

I give Chase only one star (would be zero stars but that isn't possible here) because of it's contribution to climate change. Chase continues to fund major players in the fossil fuel industry that are destroying the planet, and Chase has the power to change this but has been unable to do so.

Chase’s bank services aren’t the issue. Chase funds climate change, more than any bank in the world, with huge investments in the fossil fuel industry. I’m boycotting it, and will encourage everyone around me to do the same until I hear that Chase stops investing in fossil fuels.

From what I am reading, you deserve less that one star for your investments at this time when it is known that your billion dollar support for fossil fuel projects is a climate driver for continued degradation of our planet. During this Covid crisis would be a time to make some changes, especially as there is evidence that renewable energy is showing increasing promise. As investors in our grandchildrens future we are disappointed to find that some of the companies, including yours, are supporting 529 accounts. As a result, we are having some success in seeking alternatives.

I have applied for Chase freedom credit card lately as I got a useless preapproved mail. After a week or so I got a mail requesting for additional documents. The letter states either I can fax them or visit a branch to submit in person(as if they have a branch in every street) within 14 days. Neither I have access to a fax machine nor a branch nearby, so I decided not to proceed. They did not disclose that these documents can be submitted online until I specifically asked the customer service after 20 days. Later, they sent me a link to upload the documents which I did the same day. After a couple of days, I called the customer care again to check on the status. To my dismay I was told that the application has been died as I did not follow up within 48 hours after uploading the documents which sounds so stupid. The utter part is that I never got any response stating my application has been died until I called them up. I just got pi*sed off badly due to incomplete information they provide and decided to refrain my family from using any of their products ever.