Chase Bank Shuts Down Bank Accounts of Mercola Market & Its Employees Without Explanation

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Dr Mercola and Chase bank

The retail health company Mercola Market and its employees are shocked after finding that JP Morgan Chase Bank had suddenly terminated their bank accounts and has refused to say why.

Mercola Market is a Florida based company renowned for its specialty food, drinks, supplements, pet products, and other health items is owned by Dr. Joseph Mercola, who just happens to be critic of COVID-19 vaccines and the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

TGP reports: Dr. Mercola has practiced medicine since 1985 and founded the world’s largest natural health website.

On July 13, the company, along with its CEO, CFO, and some family members, received identical letters from Chase Bank stating that their accounts were to be closed. The reason for this sudden decision, however, was left unexplained.

“Financial institutions have an obligation to know our customers and monitor transactions that flow through our customers’ accounts. After careful consideration, we decided to close your accounts because of unexpected activity on this or another Chase account,” according to the letter from Chase Bank.

A voicemail from a Chase representative to CEO Steven Rye stated that the reason for closing his personal and his wife’s accounts could not be disclosed “for legal reasons.”
Still, Rye maintains the belief that the closures were a direct result of Dr. Mercola’s views on the pandemic.

Rye was quoted by Florida’s Voice, saying, “I believe they cancelled all of the accounts because of Dr. Mercola’s (our employer) opinions. He has carried a contradictory view throughout the COVID narrative and co-authored the best selling book ‘The Truth About COVID-19,’ which exposed the likelihood that this virus was engineered in a laboratory funded by the NIH.”

Rye also shared that his children would not be allowed to open accounts with Chase Bank in the future, sparking further outrage and disbelief.

Amalia Legaspi, the CFO of Mercola Market, revealed that her personal account and her son’s account, used for college expenses, were canceled. More critically, Legaspi’s joint checking account with her bedridden husband in the Philippines was closed, significantly hampering her ability to provide for his medical needs.

I received the letter during weekend and I was surprised that we received the same letters for business accounts with exact wordings,” Legaspi said.

“I have to provide all the legal documentations including notarized physicians affidavit from the Philippines to prove that my husband is incapable of handling his finances and request the Federal to directly deposit the pension to my own personal account,” Legaspi added.

Chase Bank has remained relatively tight-lipped on the matter “to protect the privacy of their clients.”

Niamh Harris
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8 Comments

  1. Keep banks from being capable of closing any legitimate account for political or personal reason. If the depositors and borrowers pay their loans and save their money in a lawful way, they should have no power to close accounts.
    Just because I’m a Blacktino Irish Chinese American Pollock with bad breath and coke bottle glasses and smell like a goat doesn’t mean I don’t pay my bills for the guns ammo whiskey and Whores I use my credit card for. So why would they want to close my account? I’m not a bearded transgender man with a set of 44 XXX boobs and a monster penis. I don’t think I’m a cat, nor am I confused non-binary unemployable Generation Z hermaphrodite on welfare.

    Why would they close my bank account?

  2. Mercola is a quack selling snake oil.
    But there’s a LOT of other (and can we say even worse) quacks and snake oil salesmen out there.

  3. The EU has a law that states that banking us a human right which cannot be denied and that’s what needs to be implemented globally despite the City .

  4. At this point you got to wonder why they’d be doing business with a central bank at all. Leaving your money in a Chase bank is like trusting your kid to a San Francisco public school.

  5. Precisely why I avoid big banks and have always used small local credit unions with only a few branches. They don’t engage in this nonsense.

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