<prompt> Human: Fraud claim of 1000 has been denied by Chase.On Jan 4 I was looking through my statement and noticed 6 checks with my forged signature, all made out to the same person, a name Ive never seen. I immediately notified Chase and they told me to call back in about a month when the claim was filed. I also called the police to make a report but stupidly didnt go through with it as the officer told me once the bank takes over its no longer my case, the bank deals with it.Here I am a month later, claim denied. In the original phone call, I was asked where the checks were stolen from. I said I didnt know. They asked me to make a guess. I said they might have been stolen from my car that had been broken into in November. They asked where I keep checks in my car, I said I dont normally keep checks in my car. They asked where would the checks have been if they were stolen from your car. I said I dont keep checks in the car, but if they were stolen from the car maybe they were in the glove compartment.You can see where this is going. The only response I get from Chase at this point is checks were stolen from your car in November, you didnt tell us until January, claim denied. I should have just kept my mouth shut.Im following up with the police, filed a claim and filling out their identity theft package. Gathering all the info I can. Also starting to hit up Chase on social media, maybe someone with some business sense will realize 1000 isnt worth losing a customer for life, one with excellent credit and about to buy a house.Anything else I should be doing other than being the squeaky wheel? The fraud department wont direct my call to anyone higher, where should I be calling instead?Im kinda on the verge of just giving up  <response>: Get a police report. It doesnt matter when the break-in occurred. It doesnt matter if the police actually follow up or not. Once there is a real case number and police department contact, Chase will handle this a lot differently. 