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Dear Jim Osbern,

Thank you for sending us this e-mail. We have already
forwarded it to our fraud department for additional
investigation.

Although the e-mail appears to be from Chase, it is not.
It has been designed by fraudsters with the intent to
trick you into providing private information about
yourself and your accounts. This is known as "phishing,"
and the number of people who fall victim to this scam is
unfortunately rising.

It is not our practice to:
- Send e-mail that requires you to enter personal
information directly into the e-mail
- Send e-mail threatening to close your account if you do
not take the immediate action of providing personal
information
- Send e-mail asking you to reply by sending personal
information

You should never reply to, click or enter any information
if you receive a suspicious e-mail.
We actively investigate each of these attempts and work
hard to stop any further unauthorized e-mails from being
sent. Although we did not send the e-mail, please know
that we regret any inconvenience or concern it may have
caused you.

Thank you,

Neha Dixit
E-mail Customer Service Representative