JP Morgan Chase is suing customers who allegedly stole money from ATMs through a method that went viral on social media. Nicknamed the “infinite money glitch,” and more accurately called fraud, people would deposit bad checks and then withdraw the money before the check could be rejected.
The bank on Monday started suing some of the people who allegedly stole the most, including a Texas man who took nearly 300-thousand dollars. Other cases were filed in Florida and California. The bank wants the money back, along with interest and other fees. These suits are separate from potential criminal charges that could be filed.
