Credit Cards

[Creditaddict]

I mention this in my other thread but I think that will get moved and I think this is better on it's own anyway.

So today I was talking to a Chase attorney trying to collect on a card that was originally in my bk... anyway the point is while he is talking to me he is looking at my credit and he notices the other Chase cards I have that are current including my Signature Southwest Card (of course it just reports as a signature card with no limit) but he says:

"oh wow, you have the Chase Black Card"  I was like come again.. he was like "yes it's on your credit report with unlimited credit limit."

Does Chase have a secret Black Card??

[score_building]

Dunno but even if they do,  a 'Black card' notation would not typically appear on cbr.

[FaircreditguyFL]

Chase doesn't offer a card with out an assigned credit limit or exposure limit... and Barclays issues the Visa Black card not Chase.

[haulingthescoreup]

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Creditaddict wrote:

I mention this in my other thread but I think that will get moved and I think this is better on it's own anyway.

So today I was talking to a Chase attorney trying to collect on a card that was originally in my bk... anyway the point is while he is talking to me he is looking at my credit and he notices the other Chase cards I have that are current including my Signature Southwest Card (of course it just reports as a signature card with no limit) but he says:

"oh wow, you have the Chase Black Card"  I was like come again.. he was like "yes it's on your credit report with unlimited credit limit."

Does Chase have a secret Black Card??

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lol, that's pretty sad if their own attorney doesn't know who issues what...

Or maybe they just call all their NPSL cards "black cards", as in "It's a black day for your revolving util when you get one of these."