I didn't even apply and got denied for too many new accounts. Chase called me and said "Just incase you were thinking of applying, you are already denied. Too many new accounts. Sucks to be you!" and hung up. No HP though, so I have that going for me. 
Chase may decline most applicants with 5 or more new accounts in the past 24 months for certain products, but they never stated that they won't decline others for less in 24, 12, or even 6 months. This doesn't mean that sweeping new underwriting criteria has has been implemented as there has always been an individual factor considered when assessing an applicant's credit. That is why one may be denied for too many inquiries while another is instantly approved for the same product despite having even more inquiries. Rumors are just that, rumors.
Well I am on the phone with a Chase "supervisor" now and she's saying she's NEVER heard of the 5/24 rule 
LOL. She placed me on hold to research...I hope she don't SP me and see I'm at 19/24
Welp she came back and flat out DENIED any rule exist including 5/24
Before I was involuntarily transferred to her, the rep before me said it was 8/24 not 5 
There aren't any concrete datapoints that would suggest they all of sudden went from 5/24 to 2/24. That seems highly unlikely and would basically relegate Chase to offering cards to college students and/or those without established credit. Makes no sense.
@wachme wrote:
There aren't any concrete datapoints that would suggest they all of sudden went from 5/24 to 2/24. That seems highly unlikely and would basically relegate Chase to offering cards to college students and/or those without established credit. Makes no sense.
and you're absolutely correct!
BTW, did you purposely color coordinate your cards??
I'm gonna call and demand to know all about their 24 rule. I'll tell them my name is Jack Bauer, I have my own 24 rule!
@DoroLucky wrote:
@wachme wrote:
There aren't any concrete datapoints that would suggest they all of sudden went from 5/24 to 2/24. That seems highly unlikely and would basically relegate Chase to offering cards to college students and/or those without established credit. Makes no sense.and you're absolutely correct!
BTW, did you purposely color coordinate your cards??
Lol, no but now that I look at it, it seems way to heavy on the blues. I need some more black and gold cards, maybe even purple ( SPG, I'm looking at you 
)
They're listed from highest spending power to lowest.
@wachme wrote:
There aren't any concrete datapoints that would suggest they all of sudden went from 5/24 to 2/24. That seems highly unlikely and would basically relegate Chase to offering cards to college students and/or those without established credit. Makes no sense.
Exactly. 
@wachme wrote:
@DoroLucky wrote:
@wachme wrote:
There aren't any concrete datapoints that would suggest they all of sudden went from 5/24 to 2/24. That seems highly unlikely and would basically relegate Chase to offering cards to college students and/or those without established credit. Makes no sense.and you're absolutely correct!
BTW, did you purposely color coordinate your cards??
Lol, no but now that I look at it, it seems way to heavy on the blues. I need some more black and gold cards, maybe even purple ( SPG, I'm looking at you
They're listed from highest spending power to lowest.
Well it's very very cute. I took mine out my sig but I have multiple colors and it's on purpose
@MyLoFICO wrote:I'm gonna call and demand to know all about their 24 rule. I'll tell them my name is Jack Bauer, I have my own 24 rule!
They will ask for your Chase acct number...I should have told them I'm not a customer but I hate petty lying LOL