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@Anonymous wrote:
I was denied for the Chase Marriott card due to the amount of new accounts I had. Is the Marriott card a known part of the 5/24 rule?
I believe it is now. I think we need to treat all chase co-branded cards to be under this new rule.
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I just logged into Chase and scrolled down and saw the AARP Card showing!!!! So I was Approved!!! It has my limit at $500 though, so i guess i just so squezed by!
I was approved for this card at over 20/24 with a $5k SL and few days after a Ritz approval of $11k. Granted they weren't instant, both apps went pending.
@linux007969 wrote:*** Update ***
I just logged into Chase and scrolled down and saw the AARP Card showing!!!! So I was Approved!!! It has my limit at $500 though, so i guess i just so squezed by!
Told Ya!
linux007969 wrote:
I couldn't help myself and i applied for the the Chase AARP card and got a 7 to 10 days message but their email says within 30 days.....
Does anyone kniow if the Chase AARP Card is part of the 5/24 rule?
I just got that same message. I've had a Freedom card for 6 months, always PIF.
CK says I have a TU 789, EFX 792, Discover says my EXP is 756.
I logged onto my Chase account per another poster's suggestion, and no love.
As of the AARP app, I have 4 inquiries.
What a waste.
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Oh, wait. My bad. I just logged on again, about a half hour later, and I have my AARP card with a $3,500 limit. That's more than I need for gas and restaurants.
You folks here are great. You counsel untold numbers of people. This is my first post, but I've read hundreds.
@Anonymous wrote:no it is not part of 5/24 and you should not have called into a real person. always call automated app status 8004367927, hit #, then 3, then 1 if it says 2 weeks or 30 days u are usually approved. 7-10 days is mostly a denial.
aside from in branch prequal, the following cards are not 5/24:
Chase IHG
Chase Hyatt
Chase British Airways
Chase Fairmont
Chase Amazon
Chase AARP
add the Ritz