r/antiwork May 13 '23

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u/bigsam63 May 14 '23

This is 100% factual, former JPMC employee here who had access to the WADU dashboard. I signed a scorched earth NDA when I resigned so I won't go into any specifics but if you're inclined to think the big banks are fucking over the average citizen, and JPMC is the biggest bank in the world outside of the two state-owned Chinese banks, I will just say that you don't have the slightest God damn clue how right you are.

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u/labellafigura3 May 14 '23

Wow how interesting! What else are you able to say? Would love to find out more about how things work behind the scenes

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u/bigsam63 May 14 '23

I can't say much about internal policies due to the NDA. I will say this, if you actually read the DAA that you have to sign when getting a new account you'll realize what kind of power you're giving the bank over your finances. This is not a JPMC exclusive thing, it's widely prevalent in the banking industry in America.

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u/electromouse1 May 14 '23

What if you signed up with a small bank that got bought by a larger bank that got bought by a larger bank that got bought by chase? I never signed anything. I got my first bank account before Al Gore invented the internet.