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JPMorgan Chase suing customers who took thousands in ‘Infinite Money Glitch’ trend

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JPMorgan Chase is suing customers who allegedly stole thousands of dollars from ATMs due to a technical glitch, a trend that became known on social media as the “Infinite Money Glitch.” NBC News’ Brian Cheung explains how the trend was actually check fraud and why Chase is trying to get the money back.

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