The Chase Twitter account earlier today described the problems as "intermittent issues."
The main site for Chase bank was inaccessible for some today, one day after Bank of America's online banking site had intermittent outages.
"Chase.com is experiencing intermittent issues. We're working to restore full connectivity and apologize for any inconvenience," the company's Twitter account tweeted this morning. CNET today was unable to access the consumer banking site, Chase.com, but able to get to JPMorgan.com.
After Twitter users continued throughout the day to complain about the outage and ask if the company had been hacked, the account responded this afternoon: "We're just experiencing intermittent problems with the site. It's working for some customers now. Update to come."
A J.P. Morgan Chase spokesman provided CNET with this statement: "The site is up, though some customers are having trouble getting on. We're working on it and apologize for the frustration."
Yesterday, Bank of America was scrambling to rectify whatever was causing "occasional slowness" for many customers, a problem that was still happening for some today, according to CNN.
Asked whether the Web site was the victim of a denial-of-service attack, Bank of America spokesman Mark Pipitone told ... [Read more]
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