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[j_casteel]

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@Shock wrote:

so say i apply for the sapphire preferred, decide i dont want it, and move the limit to my freedom. then a year later i cant apply for the sapphire preferred anymore because i had it once upon a time?

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I think you could apply for it, but not qualify for any sign-on bonuses

[Shock]

but what if youre doing it for the intent of transferring the lines over? rather than request CLI?

[j_casteel]

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@Shock wrote:

but what if youre doing it for the intent of transferring the lines over? rather than request CLI?

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i'm not sure...maybe give them a call and ask about it

[Shock]

that was OP's concern...so yeah

[Anonymous]

Yesterday I asked Chase that exact question and they said no. Their current policies do not allow new applications for the same product. They would deny the app according to the Chase Secure Message. Note, this was based on active credit card(s). Didn't ask about if the card(s) had been closed and I reapplied.

[Shock]

But OP doesnt have a Slate. He has a Freedom (presumably). I think he's asking if he can apply for slate, get approved, transfer the line over, and in six months apply for the slate again and do the same thing.

[ACsteel]

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@Shock wrote:

But OP doesnt have a Slate. He has a Freedom (presumably). I think he's asking if he can apply for slate, get approved, transfer the line over, and in six months apply for the slate again and do the same thing.

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There's no need to this. OP if Chase is willing to give you another card with let's say a credit limit of 5K (assuming it is eligible for combining with your current credit card), that means that you were eligible for a 5K increase to begin with. Those cards share the same risk assessment profile, that's why if people get similar products from the same CC company, let's say for example someone already has a 30K card, a new approval may only be 5K since it's eligible for combining and shares the same risk.