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I got the Chase Ink Cash card and that is a MC world card without reporting to my personal CR
@Mickey11 wrote:
If it doesn't report to your CR how did they determine your CL? Are all the Inks all charge cards?
Both Ink cards I carry are MC. I believe they only issue MC for ink, could be wrong. Only one is a charge (Bold) the other three are revolvers (Cash, Classic and Plus). They pull your personal when applying but once in place they do not report to personal. I assume they use similar criteria to establish your initial limit as other Chase cards but because this is a business card they allow it to grow to meet business needs.
Bonuses seem to be set where they are now but I have seen notes that if you apply in branch they offer a lower bonus for less spend.
@scenery_guy wrote:
@Mickey11 wrote:
If it doesn't report to your CR how did they determine your CL? Are all the Inks all charge cards?Both Ink cards I carry are MC. I believe they only issue MC for ink, could be wrong. Only one is a charge (Bold) the other three are revolvers (Cash, Classic and Plus). They pull your personal when applying but once in place they do not report to personal. I assume they use similar criteria to establish your initial limit as other Chase cards but because this is a business card they allow it to grow to meet business needs.
Bonuses seem to be set where they are now but I have seen notes that if you apply in branch they offer a lower bonus for less spend.
+1...My ink plus is a WE MC and a revolver. I chose it because of the 50K bonus and the ability to carry a bal if necessary
@scenery_guy wrote:Both Ink cards I carry are MC. I believe they only issue MC for ink, could be wrong.
My dad received a targeted offer for it and the photograph showed a Visa card, which I have never seen elsewhere.
By default Chase issues MC on Ink series. To get Visa Ink you have to apply via Visa website.
Chase Ink Cash: Low spending business card if you want cash back
Chase Ink: Low spending business card if you want to be able to earn rewards points
Chase Ink Bold: High spending business charge card if you have anything but excellent credit and don't have a previous relationship with chase
Chase Ink Plus: High spending business card if chase likes you for whatever reason
@gpfirestone wrote:Chase Ink Cash: Low spending business card if you want cash back
Chase Ink: Low spending business card if you want to be able to earn rewards points
Chase Ink Bold: High spending business charge card if you have anything but excellent credit and don't have a previous relationship with chase
Chase Ink Plus: High spending business card if chase likes you for whatever reason
Great, we have a nice relationship so far with Chase, I'm hoping they'll take that into consideration.