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JP Morgan Chase has confirmed the bank is reporting the people who committed the crimes to authorities.
The "glitch" involved depositing a check for a large amount of money the user didn’t actually have and withdrawing a smaller but substantial amount before anything officially cleared.
It’s not entirely clear how many people may have tried this scheme, but the Wall Street Journal describes it as “ thousands ”.
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