03-04-2013 11:16 PM
I was recently messaged by a new member regarding how to get a business card because of the chase sign up bonuses. You don't need to run a "real" business to get one. You can call your ebay account a business for all that matters. You could also lie although I don't condone it...but I did find this article which I think is great and wanted to share...
http://milevalue.com/how-to-be-approved-for-a-chas
03-05-2013 12:24 PM
I've been charging all business expenses to my personal cards. I don't see the point of having business card when I can manage the expenses seperately. All the receipts for business are scanned to the computer, organized and paid off.
03-05-2013 12:34 PM
Biz credit cards don't show up on your credit report. My next conquests will be chase biz cards I think.
03-05-2013 12:51 PM
FutureBillionaire wrote:Biz credit cards don't show up on your credit report. My next conquests will be chase biz cards I think.
Some do and likely all negative information will be there on your CR if you ever pay late or delinquencies.
03-05-2013 01:06 PM
tengtengvn wrote:
FutureBillionaire wrote:Biz credit cards don't show up on your credit report. My next conquests will be chase biz cards I think.
Some do and likely all negative information will be there on your CR if you ever pay late or delinquencies.
Chase and American Express don't show up on personal, unless, like you said, something negative happens. That's why I like the cards since I can have them maxed out without worrying about it hurting me personally. They also have nice 5% discounts at Federal Express, on mobile bills, and office supply shops. I think there is more but that is all I use.
03-05-2013 02:41 PM
navigatethis12 wrote:
tengtengvn wrote:
FutureBillionaire wrote:Biz credit cards don't show up on your credit report. My next conquests will be chase biz cards I think.
Some do and likely all negative information will be there on your CR if you ever pay late or delinquencies.
Chase and American Express don't show up on personal, unless, like you said, something negative happens. That's why I like the cards since I can have them maxed out without worrying about it hurting me personally. They also have nice 5% discounts at Federal Express, on mobile bills, and office supply shops. I think there is more but that is all I use.
Is this the Chase Ink? If so, that's good to know, as I was just approved for one for my business.

03-05-2013 02:47 PM
Remind me of that Chase Ink insanely annoying commercial. Like cupcakes and beer is a big deal. Who the heck drink beer and eat cupcakes at the same time.
03-05-2013 03:08 PM
03-05-2013 04:40 PM
gpfirestone wrote:I was recently messaged by a new member regarding how to get a business card because of the chase sign up bonuses. You don't need to run a "real" business to get one. You can call your ebay account a business for all that matters. You could also lie although I don't condone it...but I did find this article which I think is great and wanted to share...
http://milevalue.com/how-to-be-approved-for-a-chas
e-business-card/
Why do you want one if you don't have a business?
Note that Credit Act of 2009 does not apply to business cards, so less consumer protection.
03-05-2013 04:49 PM
how much were u approved for on the business ink?

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