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Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase

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Legions36
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Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase

I was wondering about if Chase would change either a Slate or Freedom to the Marriot rewards card? and also Citi Simplicity to the Hilton Honers? What is the best way to go about it? I don't mind the hardpull and was planning on closing the freedom, slate, preffered and simplicity so I could get those Hotel cards but if they will just let me just switch it out with a hardpull I want those cards for rewards. Thanks for any input on this.

EQ-784 TU-777 EXP-772 12/11/15

NFCU(11.5k), USAA(6k), DCU(10k), Sapphire(5k), Duck(5k), Freedom(1k), Quicksilver(3k), DiscoverIT(2k), AmexBCE($800),
New cards 12/12-NFCU-MC(18.5k), Simplicity(9.2k),Slate(7.5k),Amex(3.8k)
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kdm31091
Super Contributor

Re: Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase


@Legions36 wrote:

I was wondering about if Chase would change either a Slate or Freedom to the Marriot rewards card? and also Citi Simplicity to the Hilton Honers? What is the best way to go about it? I don't mind the hardpull and was planning on closing the freedom, slate, preffered and simplicity so I could get those Hotel cards but if they will just let me just switch it out with a hardpull I want those cards for rewards. Thanks for any input on this.


Sorry, but Chase will not PC you to a cobranded card, AFAIK. Just not possible.

 

Also, Citi Simplicity is ineligible to PC to anything else because of the APR/fee structure. Again, it's just something hard coded in their system. Many Citi products can be PC'd but the Simplicity is unfortunately not one of them.

 

Sorry, OP!

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creditguy
Valued Contributor

Re: Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase

Don't know about citi but Chase will not PC to a co branded card, you would have to apply for the Marriott separately.
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Legions36
Frequent Contributor

Re: Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase

Ok I understand now. Any issues applying even though I have 3 chase cards and 2 citi cards? I guess I'm going to call and close a few so I have one of each then apply for hotel cards. Scores r 720+ a cross board.

EQ-784 TU-777 EXP-772 12/11/15

NFCU(11.5k), USAA(6k), DCU(10k), Sapphire(5k), Duck(5k), Freedom(1k), Quicksilver(3k), DiscoverIT(2k), AmexBCE($800),
New cards 12/12-NFCU-MC(18.5k), Simplicity(9.2k),Slate(7.5k),Amex(3.8k)
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KSK1912
Valued Contributor

Re: Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase


@Legions36 wrote:

Ok I understand now. Any issues applying even though I have 3 chase cards and 2 citi cards? I guess I'm going to call and close a few so I have one of each then apply for hotel cards. Scores r 720+ a cross board.


I don't think it would be any problem, as long as you don't get caught in the 5/24 rule. There is a rumor they started applying that rule to their cobranded cards as well, beginning this month.


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Legions36
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Re: Anyone able to change cards to another card from lender? Citi and Chase

Update approved for Marriott, ihg, and Hilton reserve, even went for delta sky miles. I plan on traveling so all these will work great and some nice sign on bonuses.
EQ-784 TU-777 EXP-772 12/11/15

NFCU(11.5k), USAA(6k), DCU(10k), Sapphire(5k), Duck(5k), Freedom(1k), Quicksilver(3k), DiscoverIT(2k), AmexBCE($800),
New cards 12/12-NFCU-MC(18.5k), Simplicity(9.2k),Slate(7.5k),Amex(3.8k)
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