I sent an email to the CEO of Chase. It, of course, bounced back (I am unrecognized). Chase Bank Executives do not want to hear from it's customers and the bank workers are too afraid to lose their jobs so they run interference, never getting any opinions up the ladder to corporate.

I have a Home Equity Line of Credit with Chase Manhattan Bank.

I own a property. I recently stopped working full time though I am looking for full time work. I worked for 20 years in a business that is no longer a money making field. I was approved for a Home Equity Line of Credit in May 2008 by Chase Manhattan Bank for a fairly large sum of money.

I received a notice in the mail today that my line of credit was suspended because of "negative credit information" that came up on a random credit report that Chase Bank ran on me recently. There was no warning, no directions in the letter explaining how to get my line of credit active again nor was there any information on the "negative credit information" Chase found that caused a Chase officer to make such a final decision regarding money that the bank had already approved for allocation. There was a phone number to call in the letter. I called. I not only called, I went to my bank personally to see if the bank loan officers there could do anything about this. I was told that I would need to purchase a credit report myself and fix whatever problem there was on the credit report and then send in a letter and a copy of the cleared credit report to Chase Bank, after I cleared up the problem. Until then - no money available to me.

Chase Bank made a decision suspending my line of credit based on 2 reports of delinquency reported by Bank of America for credit card non payment. I fell behind on 2 payments on a credit card that is no longer active.

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