Capital One Platinum $750 (3/11) | Macy's $2K (1/12)
just called and logged into my Chase account, nada! Will keep checking!
Still waiting and seeing! To all the people who have done the sit and wait method: how long did you wait? Did you receive a denial, or receive any paperwork that you had to send in? What did this paperwork consist of? Or did it just take a really long time for them to say "approved"! I also think it doesn't help that I'm not currently at my home address and landline, and won't be until late tuesday night/early wednesday morning!
Yes, I know I could call in to get a response and expedite the process. Yes, I know it'll save me a lot of worrying. I just don't mind one way or another how it goes, and besides, I'd like to see what the "wait and see" method entails! Likely can write a thread/blog on how that works, since there are tons of recon ones already!
Something doesn't add up, your planning a trip soon, and it's the holiday season.... I make half of what you make a year and can EASILY spend $3,000 in 3 months.... That's only $250 a week, with a annual income over 100k just gas, groceries, and eating out a couple times week would more than hit 3k in 3months for the bonus?? also the Freedom points you have saved transferred over will get 25% more points off the CSP. It's a no brainer imo that you should opt for the CSP instead.
@distantarray ehh yeah i guess you're right...i guess i'm not thinking straight...i'm usually a frugal person but with groceries gas and of course the holidays and other stuff etc. i can work my way to $3,000 in 3 months 
i'm also not planning on going on vaca as I believed I would, but since the points don't expire I could always use them toward conference travel for Jan 2014 or last minute plans!
too late now! regular sapphire is already in the works. i think once my inqs age in EX i may give CSP it a whirl! thanks for your input 
daybreakgonesXe wrote:@distantarray ehh yeah i guess you're right...i guess i'm not thinking straight...i'm usually a frugal person but with groceries gas and of course the holidays and other stuff etc. i can work my way to $3,000 in 3 months
too late now! regular sapphire is already in the works. i think once my inqs age in EX i may give CSP it a whirl! thanks for your input
not too late to pc it once approved
distantarray wrote:
daybreakgonesXe wrote:@distantarray ehh yeah i guess you're right...i guess i'm not thinking straight...i'm usually a frugal person but with groceries gas and of course the holidays and other stuff etc. i can work my way to $3,000 in 3 months
too late now! regular sapphire is already in the works. i think once my inqs age in EX i may give CSP it a whirl! thanks for your input
not too late to pc it once approved
Very true! Hopefully they'll give me the sweet sign up bonus too
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