Credit Cards

[GeneralCucumbre]

So, my oldest credit card account, my Chase Slate MasterCard just expired and they sent me a new card.  Just a brief history, this card started out as a Chase Platinum MasterCard back in 2007.  Then, once the Platinum was done away with, the Slate card replaced it and Chase had sent me a new card but it was the first Chase Slate card with the traditional raised numbers (looked like a normal credit card).

Now, that card expired recently and Chase has sent me a new card (the new sideways design) and I absolutely HATE IT!!!!  I called Chase to request to see if they can send me a traditional card with raised numbers and I was told that this cannot be done and that this is the design of the Chase Slate.  Am I being given the run around or is this true?  Has anyone else tried to change their card design?

[trumpet-205]

Well if you don't like the design, PC into Chase Freedom. Why would Chase holds onto old card design?

[logan_720]

Am I the only who is thinking, "it's just a credit card?"

[dude11]

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logan_720 wrote:
Am I the only who is thinking, "it's just a credit card?"

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No. I think a lot of people here are just weird about cards and credit and what not.

[learnin113]

Yeah...I'm tryin to figure out what is the issue here.  u have 3 choices, PC, SD or use.

[SpiceIslander]

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logan_720 wrote:
Am I the only who is thinking, "it's just a credit card?"

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Not just you....OP what's it doing or not doing for you? Personally, I like the added security of the flat cards. Edited to add: I'll be happy to take it off your hands.

[ItchyAppFingers]

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