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@heyarrnold wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@UTK_GOBO wrote:Unless you spend a lot on the card, the 7% annual point dividend isn't all that much. The new benefits I could care less. I already receive them through my United Explorer card.
I agreee, I feel it still an really good starter travel card. Still has decent signup bonus almost 50k, and they have an lot of travel partners. Not everybody has access to the ink cards where you need an business.
That is true!
Well, I was approved for my Ink without yet having a business. The business will not be under my name until the end of this year. Approved without a problem. So it depends I think
Getting a business card is not as hard as you think. It just depend on what's your definition of a business.
A lot of people think CSP is a great travel card. To me unless you can make use of those points by transfering them to partners, there is no reason why you should pay $95 for it.
@heyarrnold wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@heyarrnold wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@UTK_GOBO wrote:Unless you spend a lot on the card, the 7% annual point dividend isn't all that much. The new benefits I could care less. I already receive them through my United Explorer card.
I agreee, I feel it still an really good starter travel card. Still has decent signup bonus almost 50k, and they have an lot of travel partners. Not everybody has access to the ink cards where you need an business.
That is true!
Well, I was approved for my Ink without yet having a business. The business will not be under my name until the end of this year. Approved without a problem. So it depends I think
For me I don't want to risk it , I will just use my CSP as everyday spend card, when gas and groceries arent being covered by SM or BCP.Its fine for me, i don't put an whole lot in spending maybe 4k an month .
That's true. I was feeling lucky since it was my 21st birthday, April of this year, and decided to go for it lol.
So far i am pretty happy with my CSP card, i stupidly spend my 150 dollar credit with my freedom for cash :-( It was before i planned on getting CSP:-(. Well at the time I got my freedom i didnt think i had any shot of getting CSP to begin with.
Now that i have my CSP i am trying to decide how to use some points i accumulated. I am thinking of trip to westcoast or maybe hawaii. Trying to figure out which is best transfer partner to go with :-(
Yep, just had my anniversary and nothing
@rudy0720 wrote:Yep, just had my anniversary and nothing
You should still be receiving it since you're not a new cardholder. Perhaps it's a month behind!
Got an email this am from Wallaby...is Chase really dropping the 7% annual bonus? Apparently older cards are grandfathered in.
@revvystoke wrote:Got an email this am from Wallaby...is Chase really dropping the 7% annual bonus? Apparently older cards are grandfathered in.
May need to change title to discontinued to new applicants as of yesterday, monday. Two more years for current card holders.
@rudy0720 wrote:Yep, just had my anniversary and nothing
It's caluculated annually at the beginning of the year. You should get one around the February timeframe, not yearly around when the card was opened, which means you should have gotten one this past February/March for half a year of spending.