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Edited on 25/05/2025, 23:03:07 UTC
The problem with big companies like Coinbase and even Chase (the biggest bank in the US) is they outsource
their customer support to countries like India where your private banking information can be easily stolen by the support staff.

I recently called Chase Bank where I have a bank account in the US to ask where their customer service is located and to my surprise
the man told me he is speaking to me from India! I talked to the Chase fraud department and he said even their fraud department
is located in freaking India! That explains why thousands of US Chase customers had their personal banking information compromised/stolen
and thousands are defrauded every year by Indian scammers.
This feels racist lol. I do not know what is the correlation about their staff being in India and the chances of said support staff stealing data of their customers. Even if their support staff were Americans for example, anyone could still steal and/or breach customer's privacy if they wanted to. The key is to have only the trusted staff have access to most sensitive data and keep staff happy so they do not think about betraying the bank or the platform.

Being in another country makes it much easier for them to get away with it.
So that is a big deterrent for Americans not to do it when they are in the same country.
Because it would be easy to find out who they are and arrest them.

You don't mind your most personal financial information being freely accessed by foreign workers who are paid very little?  
How is pointing out the fact call centers are outsourced to India being racist? I am sorry you are so sensitive LOL.
You don't mind your most personal financial information being freely accessed by foreign workers who are paid very little?  
Scammers tend to be from foreign countries because it is almost impossible to go after them after they scam you.
That is because US law enforcement has no jurisdiction in another country.

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Edited on 18/05/2025, 23:33:23 UTC
The problem with big companies like Coinbase and even Chase (the biggest bank in the US) is they outsource
their customer support to countries like India where your private banking information can be easily stolen by the support staff.

I recently called Chase Bank where I have a bank account in the US to ask where their customer service is located and to my surprise
the man told me he is speaking to me from India! I talked to the Chase fraud department and he said even their fraud department
is located in freaking India! That explains why thousands of US Chase customers had their personal banking information compromised/stolen
and thousands are defrauded every year by Indian scammers.
This feels racist lol. I do not know what is the correlation about their staff being in India and the chances of said support staff stealing data of their customers. Even if their support staff were Americans for example, anyone could still steal and/or breach customer's privacy if they wanted to. The key is to have only the trusted staff have access to most sensitive data and keep staff happy so they do not think about betraying the bank or the platform.

Being in another country makes it much easier for them to get away with it.
So that is a big deterrent for Americans not to do it ifwhen they are in the same country.
Because it would be easy to find out who they are and arrest them.

How is pointing out the fact call centers are outsourced to India being racist? You don't mind your most personal financial information being freely accessed by foreign workers who are paid very sensitive LOL.little?  
Scammers tend to be from foreign countries because itHow is almost impossiblepointing out the fact call centers are outsourced to go after themIndia being racist? I am sorry you are so sensitive LOL.
You don't mind your personal financial information accessed byScammers tend to be from foreign workers who are paid very little?  countries because it is almost impossible to go after them after they scam you.
That is because US law enforcement has no jurisdiction in another country.
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Scraped on 18/05/2025, 23:08:13 UTC
The problem with big companies like Coinbase and even Chase (the biggest bank in the US) is they outsource
their customer support to countries like India where your private banking information can be easily stolen by the support staff.

I recently called Chase Bank where I have a bank account in the US to ask where their customer service is located and to my surprise
the man told me he is speaking to me from India! I talked to the Chase fraud department and he said even their fraud department
is located in freaking India! That explains why thousands of US Chase customers had their personal banking information compromised/stolen
and thousands are defrauded every year by Indian scammers.
This feels racist lol. I do not know what is the correlation about their staff being in India and the chances of said support staff stealing data of their customers. Even if their support staff were Americans for example, anyone could still steal and/or breach customer's privacy if they wanted to. The key is to have only the trusted staff have access to most sensitive data and keep staff happy so they do not think about betraying the bank or the platform.

Being in another country makes it much easier for them to get away with it.
So that is a big deterrent for Americans not to do it if they are in the same country.
Because it would be easy knowto find out who they are and arrest them.

How is pointing out the fact call centers are outsourced to India being racist? You are very sensitive LOL.
Scammers tend to be from foreign countries because it is almost impossible to go after them.
You don't mind your personal financial information accessed by foreign workers who are paid very little?  
Original archived Re: Coinbase with 2.5M BTC is the next weak point in the crypto market?
Scraped on 18/05/2025, 23:03:11 UTC
The problem with big companies like Coinbase and even Chase (the biggest bank in the US) is they outsource
their customer support to countries like India where your private banking information can be easily stolen by the support staff.

I recently called Chase Bank where I have a bank account in the US to ask where their customer service is located and to my surprise
the man told me he is speaking to me from India! I talked to the Chase fraud department and he said even their fraud department
is located in freaking India! That explains why thousands of US Chase customers had their personal banking information compromised/stolen
and thousands are defrauded every year by Indian scammers.
This feels racist lol. I do not know what is the correlation about their staff being in India and the chances of said support staff stealing data of their customers. Even if their support staff were Americans for example, anyone could still steal and/or breach customer's privacy if they wanted to. The key is to have only the trusted staff have access to most sensitive data and keep staff happy so they do not think about betraying the bank or the platform.

Being in another country makes it much easier for them to get away with it.
So that is a big deterrent for Americans not to do it if they are in the same country.
Because it would be easy know who they are.

How is pointing out the fact call centers are outsourced to India being racist? You are very sensitive LOL.
Scammers tend to be from foreign countries because it is almost impossible to go after them.