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I am pretty sure I have read that people have multiple chase cards of the same product (i.e. Freedom Visa, Slate Visa)
I am sure it does not apply to AU though as I am an AU on the Freedom and have the Slate and CSP myself.
I will be interested to see if others are told this while applying. I was thinking about the United card sometime next year depending on my position at work. If that is the case and I still want the card, I will try and PC my Slate.
@09Lexie wrote:
If I'm reading that correctly, you cannot have a CS and CSP?
That is correct, seems to be a new policy. I have the CS. I was told by a Chase CSR that I'd have to close it if I want to apply for the CSP since they no longer allow two cards of the same family. If so, I think I may try to move my CS CL to Freedom, then apply for CSP. We'll see.
@Irisa wrote:
@09Lexie wrote:
If I'm reading that correctly, you cannot have a CS and CSP?That is correct, seems to be a new policy. I have the CS. I was told by a Chase CSR that I'd have to close it if I want to apply for the CSP since they no longer allow two cards of the same family. If so, I think I may try to move my CS CL to Freedom, then apply for CSP. We'll see.
Good idea. I can't wait to get my bonud for the CSP.
I still think its crazy that they are limiting people like that. It seems that they would want responsible to have their products.
@09Lexie wrote:
Please note that when selecting the credit card that best
meets your needs, please remember that our policy no
longer allows for customers to have more than one credit
card in the same product whether it is Visa Signature,
Non-Signature, MasterCard Platinum or MasterCard
Worldcard. Applications for a card product you already
have may not be eligible for approval.
Wth?!
I can't imagine them limiting people to just 1 Visa Signature. Most of their co-branded cards are Visa Signature. What I think it means is you can't have 2 Chase Freedom Visa Signatures for example. Although you can have 1 Chase Freedom Visa Signature and 1 Chase Freedom MasterCard.
@wl123 wrote:
@09Lexie wrote:
Please note that when selecting the credit card that best
meets your needs, please remember that our policy no
longer allows for customers to have more than one credit
card in the same product whether it is Visa Signature,
Non-Signature, MasterCard Platinum or MasterCard
Worldcard. Applications for a card product you already
have may not be eligible for approval.
Wth?!I can't imagine them limiting people to just 1 Visa Signature. Most of their co-branded cards are Visa Signature. What I think it means is you can't have 2 Chase Freedom Visa Signatures for example. Although you can have 1 Chase Freedom Visa Signature and 1 Chase Freedom MasterCard.
They are trying to close the loophole for the sign up bonus as I read it...like the well known CSP/Ink Bold|Plus hacks.
@wl123 wrote:
@09Lexie wrote:
Please note that when selecting the credit card that best
meets your needs, please remember that our policy no
longer allows for customers to have more than one credit
card in the same product whether it is Visa Signature,
Non-Signature, MasterCard Platinum or MasterCard
Worldcard. Applications for a card product you already
have may not be eligible for approval.
Wth?!I can't imagine them limiting people to just 1 Visa Signature. Most of their co-branded cards are Visa Signature. What I think it means is you can't have 2 Chase Freedom Visa Signatures for example. Although you can have 1 Chase Freedom Visa Signature and 1 Chase Freedom MasterCard.
No I think you have that confused.. Having a Freedom Siggy and Freedom Mastercard is no longer allowed because it is the same product, ie. a Freedom...it would have to be a different product like a Slate, Sapphire, United Rewards, etc....
@09Lexie wrote:
If I'm reading that correctly, you cannot have a CS and CSP?
I had a CS & a CSP...until I recently closed the CS and transferred the credit line to the Freedom to get a higher limit on my freedom card.