Chase Co-Branded Product Changes

[GeneralCucumbre]

Does anybody know if Chase will allow a product change from a co-branded credit card to one of their own credit cards? (e.g. United MileagePlus Explorer to Chase Sapphire Preferred)

I believe that this was a no-go in the past but wanted to check here and see if anyone has had success in a similar situation.

[Kellan]

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@GeneralCucumbre wrote:

Does anybody know if Chase will allow a product change from a co-branded credit card to one of their own credit cards? (e.g. United MileagePlus Explorer to Chase Sapphire Preferred)

I believe that this was a no-go in the past but wanted to check here and see if anyone has had success in a similar situation.

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What I read on the forums is it depends on the co-branded card. United has a deal with chase not to allow PC. But not all the co-branded cards do. 

[Imperfectfuture]

I know I can't PC Amazon. Just save the credit limit to add to new card, or use to open new card if reached Chase internal limit.

[jsucool76]

never pc to a csp. you're missing out on 40k points.

[Anonymous]

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@GeneralCucumbre wrote:

Does anybody know if Chase will allow a product change from a co-branded credit card to one of their own credit cards? (e.g. United MileagePlus Explorer to Chase Sapphire Preferred)

I believe that this was a no-go in the past but wanted to check here and see if anyone has had success in a similar situation.

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With Chase, it will depend on the type of card you have that you want to PC.  Some cards cannot be changed.  But the best way is to send them a secure message or ring them get the best answer.

[Anonymous]

Why would you want to do that? You would miss out on the CSP signup bonus. PCing only makes sense if it's to a card that doesn't have a signup bonus.

[jsucool76]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Why would you want to do that? You would miss out on the CSP signup bonus. PCing only makes sense if it's to a card that doesn't have a signup bonus.

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+1 

PC to the slate if you can, get a free FICO score, and signup for the CSP in a new app, gaining you 40,000 UR points (worth, at minimum, $400) 

[chalupaman]

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@jsucool76 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Why would you want to do that? You would miss out on the CSP signup bonus. PCing only makes sense if it's to a card that doesn't have a signup bonus.

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+1 

PC to the slate if you can, get a free FICO score, and signup for the CSP in a new app, gaining you 40,000 UR points (worth, at minimum, $400) 

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They're worth even more if you're trying to transfer them to airline and hotel partners. 1 to 1 point transfers FTW.

[Imperfectfuture]

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@chalupaman wrote:

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@jsucool76 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Why would you want to do that? You would miss out on the CSP signup bonus. PCing only makes sense if it's to a card that doesn't have a signup bonus.

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+1 

PC to the slate if you can, get a free FICO score, and signup for the CSP in a new app, gaining you 40,000 UR points (worth, at minimum, $400) 

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They're worth even more if you're trying to transfer them to airline and hotel partners. 1 to 1 point transfers FTW.

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Rumor mill has it that southwest might be going away.

[GeneralCucumbre]

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@jsucool76 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Why would you want to do that? You would miss out on the CSP signup bonus. PCing only makes sense if it's to a card that doesn't have a signup bonus.

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+1 

PC to the slate if you can, get a free FICO score, and signup for the CSP in a new app, gaining you 40,000 UR points (worth, at minimum, $400) 

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I recently had a CSP that I closed and opened up the United MPE, so I don't think I would be eligible for the signup bonus.  Also, I just didn't want to apply for another account.