@Anonymous wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:Yeppers think I am going to do this... I doubt they would overnight the cards to my parents like they are doing for me
... The sooner the spending the better!
If they will if you call the CSP line.
I'm 99.9999999992% sure they will overnight them for you.
You are .9999999992% too sure.
LOL, isn't math wonderful
@FinStar wrote:Just be sure to balance your spending with those of theirs. Just because the account # is the same, each card is coded (mag stripe) with their information so Chase can effectively tell who's card is being swiped. By the same token, do not cancel their cards right after meeting the spending bonus frenzy and keep using your card as normal. Remember, no one knows what algorithms are tripped and since you are technically not able to make the spending on your own, you definitely don't want to bring any unnecessary attention. But, there's nothing wrong with them contributing toward the same goal.
Oh I agree with everything you said, except the part I can meet the spending requirement on my own.. It would just be easier having others help.. I agree, ya deffinetly not going to cancel there card afterwards as that would or could set of all kinds of alarm bells and make them unhappy and no need to have that! Thanks for the input.
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:So a question to you all... Or will Chase put a big Target on my head if I do this or is it considered unethical or frowned upon?
I am thinking about adding my parents as AU users on my CSP as they shop a ton and can help me meet the minimun spend, probably can do it in a month easly with there help or 3 months on my own
Question being would Chase frown upon me doing this to get the Point bonus for minimum spend? I know they encourage AU by 5k points, but would they kinda freak out meeting it so quickly if I was to do this?
My parents have tons of credit and use points themselves for trips/etc... I taked to them today and they are willing to throw spend on my CC as an AU for a month if I would like... Thoughts? I assume the spend through an AU account would count towards the min spend on the primary account holders account to meet bonus?
Why would they freak out? Do it!
Do it!!!!!
I just added my sister as an AU to my brand new ritz account just so she could get the primary CDW when she rents cars.
Hi
r u sure, AU's get the CDW for car rentals ?
@Chaselover wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:So a question to you all... Or will Chase put a big Target on my head if I do this or is it considered unethical or frowned upon?
I am thinking about adding my parents as AU users on my CSP as they shop a ton and can help me meet the minimun spend, probably can do it in a month easly with there help or 3 months on my own
Question being would Chase frown upon me doing this to get the Point bonus for minimum spend? I know they encourage AU by 5k points, but would they kinda freak out meeting it so quickly if I was to do this?
My parents have tons of credit and use points themselves for trips/etc... I taked to them today and they are willing to throw spend on my CC as an AU for a month if I would like... Thoughts? I assume the spend through an AU account would count towards the min spend on the primary account holders account to meet bonus?
Why would they freak out? Do it!
Do it!!!!!
I just added my sister as an AU to my brand new ritz account just so she could get the primary CDW when she rents cars.
Hi
r u sure, AU's get the CDW for car rentals ?
Yes, I even called and checked, and it says so in the benefit guide.