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I would like to apply for Chase Slate to take advantage of the BT. However, I have a deed in lieu dated March 2009. I did however, just closed on a home (3.375%) and a car loan recently (3.99%). Should I go ahead and apply, or wait 4 more years with Chase?
Would cost you a HP to find out. If you have nothing else waiting in the wings, why not give it a try?
Ok, I just applied. From the website:
Thank you for applying. Your application requires further review before making a decision.
Should I call the back-door number?
@birjest wrote:Ok, I just applied. From the website:
Thank you for applying. Your application requires further review before making a decision.
Should I call the back-door number?
Hell Yeah.
OK, I was denied due to my deed in lieu, which was dated March 2009. But I was able to close on a house and car loan???
@birjest wrote:OK, I was denied due to my deed in lieu, which was dated March 2009. But I was able to close on a house and car loan???
The life of credit is funny my friend..
lol, tell me about it.
@birjest wrote:OK, I was denied due to my deed in lieu, which was dated March 2009. But I was able to close on a house and car loan???
My thought on this is... the car and the house are secured loans...you don't pay, they take them back. A credit card, on the other hand, is unsecured debt. The lender wouldn't have anything to take back!
Ok, would you believe they gave me a recon and approval of........................$400.00!!! Chase want me to establish a history with them. Go figure......Oh, credit seekers can't be choosy. I am cool with that. Not to mention, I was approved 2 weeks ago with an AMEX True Reward as well.
ahhh... well treat it well, and soon maybe they'll take off the training wheels. But seriously, good on ya .. you have a starter card with a major player.