Bank, Internet firm agree to curbs on releasing personal data . Chase Manhattan Bank has agreed to stop providing marketers with the credit line and balance information of as many as 22 million credit card holders, the state attorney general said Tuesday. In the Chase agreement, the bank was providing information to marketers despite a privacy policy provided to customers. Customers could then be called by the marketers pitching emergency road service plans, discount shopping clubs, legal services, travel clubs, garden supplies and magazine subscriptions, according to the agreement. All rights reserved.
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