Amazon Chase Delink

corymcd88 · ‎03-12-2015

If I was to delink my Chase Amazon.com Visa from the Amazon website would that affect my credit card with Chase and cause Chase to close the credit card out? I don't like to leave credit card on file, I have had some bad experiences in the past.

Anonymous · ‎03-12-2015

@corymcd88 wrote:
If I was to delink my Chase Amazon.com Visa from the Amazon website would that affect my credit card with Chase and cause Chase to close the credit card out? I don't like to leave credit card on file, I have had some bad experiences in the past.

If you're just talking about removing it from your saved payment methods, you should be perfectly fine. That's an Amazon system and I don't think they would share that information with Chase

longtimelurker · ‎03-12-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
@corymcd88 wrote:
If I was to delink my Chase Amazon.com Visa from the Amazon website would that affect my credit card with Chase and cause Chase to close the credit card out? I don't like to leave credit card on file, I have had some bad experiences in the past.
If you're just talking about removing it from your saved payment methods, you should be perfectly fine. That's an Amazon system and I don't think they would share that information with Chase

There is some communication with Chase (or Discover/Citi/Amex) in that it shows your reward balance to offer you the opportunity to pay with points.

But I doubt Chase would care, they are perfectly fine with you spending in the 1 and 2x categories!

corymcd88 · ‎03-12-2015

Thanks. I had a very bad experience someone got hold of my account and charged a lot of stuff and it was a mess.

takeshi74 · ‎03-13-2015

@corymcd88 wrote:
If I was to delink my Chase Amazon.com Visa from the Amazon website would that affect my credit card with Chase and cause Chase to close the credit card out? I don't like to leave credit card on file, I have had some bad experiences in the past.

No. You don't need to store a payment method on any web site and removing a payment method won't have any effect with the creditor.