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If you were asian, yea you can tell by the last name. How can you tell a black man by his last name?
This is why people don't like black people, including other black people
lol
If you were asian, yea you can tell by the last name. How can you tell a black man by his last name?
This is why people don't like black people, including other black people
If you were asian, yea you can tell by the last name. How can you tell a black man by his last name?
This is why people don't like black people, including other black people
I haven't whined about something here for months. (I think.)
I've bought tons of shit with my debit card ranging from cheap $5 items to over $3k and never had an issue.
I bought an iPad and all of a sudden Chase decides to put a fraud alert on my debit card. Fuck Chase, I guess they think that minorities can't afford iPads.
Can you imagine how poor I looked trying to buy lunch with my debit card in a place I go to every other day, and get denied? (They let me eat for free though!)
Minorites should never use Chase. Racist ass bank.
How the hell can they tell you're a minority from your last name? Virtually all black people in the US have anglosaxon last names.
Maraj is a minority surname?
Shens, you dont have that kind of money.
It's because in your credit application you said you were straight male so buying an iPad through up tons of red flags
If you were asian, yea you can tell by the last name. How can you tell a black man by his last name?
This is why people don't like black people, including other black people
how does chase know you are a minority?
You admit that your signature looked funny, though...
Or it could be because the Apple store is an extremely popular place to use stolen credit/debit cards? Expensive items that can be quickly sold for cash.
So yeah, you using your debit card to buy lunch every day, and then suddenly buying an iPad from the Apple store triggered their fraud alogrithm. Be thankfully it worked properly. I've had my Debit card # stolen and they got nearly $8k out of my checking account within 30 minutes before it hit their fraud detector and the account was shut down. Took a couple weeks to get that money back into my account. (having a debit card fraudulently used is a much bigger pain in the ass than a credit card)
