02-19-2013 12:48 PM
My CSP statement shows my 7% bonus as 3497 points. I just got the card in July, 2012. Cool
02-19-2013 03:35 PM
Creditseeker93 wrote:
xiownthisplacex wrote:I got the 7% on my signup bonus as well!
How much is that? 2800 pointS/$$28?
3,500 points if you were lucky enough to get the 50k signup bonus. Those 3,500 points are worth $100+ to me, so it's a nice surprise.
02-19-2013 04:14 PM
Anyone know how Chase is with baddies and the CSP?
02-19-2013 04:22 PM
bribro wrote:
Creditseeker93 wrote:
xiownthisplacex wrote:I got the 7% on my signup bonus as well!
How much is that? 2800 pointS/$$28?
3,500 points if you were lucky enough to get the 50k signup bonus. Those 3,500 points are worth $100+ to me, so it's a nice surprise.
Holy cow!!! How do you make you're points worth that much?

02-19-2013 04:23 PM
ElMayimbe wrote:Anyone know how Chase is with baddies and the CSP?
Many people have got approved with baddies, I think it's your overall profile that matters more. for example my highest line was 4k and I had a paid CO from 2005 with Chase when I appd and got approved on recon.

02-19-2013 04:32 PM
I have some 30 day lates from 2 years ago which is why I don't pull the ole' trigger. Profile is pretty good, let's see... AAoA 3 years, income $75k, 7 HP 4 in the last year, CLI in siggy, what else.... I just want my shiny metal CSP!
02-19-2013 04:34 PM - edited 02-19-2013 04:35 PM
How many 30 day lates? if it's just 1 or 2 I think you would be fine.

02-19-2013 04:39 PM
It's a looooong story, but ended up with 8 30 lates.
02-19-2013 04:43 PM
ElMayimbe wrote:It's a looooong story, but ended up with 8 30 lates.
That's going to be tough, you might get approved after recon if you get a good analyst but I think you're better off letting them age for a while.

02-19-2013 04:45 PM
ElMayimbe wrote:It's a looooong story, but ended up with 8 30 lates.
I would start off with another Chase card first maybe, just because of those lates, maybe freedom? Then in 6 months (maybe longer) try for the CSP.















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