11-13-2012 10:27 PM - edited 11-13-2012 10:30 PM
Chase posted the new exclusives program. ![]()
I apped for the Freedom card around the 21st of October and opened a checking shortly thereafter for the exclusives. Now I'm waiting to hear back from Chase on the matter. Hopefully their response will shed some light on how they will handle clients, including myself...
First post! Been lurking for awhile... This is definitely a dangerous forum!
11-13-2012 10:42 PM
jg02 wrote:
Chase posted the new exclusives program.
I apped for the Freedom card around the 21st of October and opened a checking shortly thereafter for the exclusives. Now I'm waiting to hear back from Chase on the matter. Hopefully their response will shed some light on how they will handle clients, including myself...
First post! Been lurking for awhile... This is definitely a dangerous forum!
what is the different with the old program? i looks like the same, 10% and 10 points
11-13-2012 10:49 PM - edited 11-13-2012 10:50 PM
New 10&10 Exclusives: 10% bonus points on each purchase, 10% extra points on purchases
Old 10&10 Exclusives: 10% bonus points on each purchase, 10 extra points on each purchase
Depends on ones spending habits and Freedom card use, but the old 10&10 has the ability to easily beat the new 10&10..
11-13-2012 10:56 PM
jg02 wrote:New 10&10 Exclusives: 10% bonus points on each purchase, 10% extra points on purchases
Old 10&10 Exclusives: 10% bonus points on each purchase, 10 extra points on each purchase
Depends on ones spending habits and Freedom card use, but the old 10&10 has the ability to easily beat the new 10&10..
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I think second 10% is typo. In the footnote it states "As a Chase checking customer, you will also earn 1 bonus point for each $10 of net purchases (which equates to 10% of base points earned), and an additional 10 bonus points for each individual net purchase."
11-13-2012 11:18 PM - edited 11-14-2012 07:50 AM
Edit: Nevermind.. Especially if the above and below are correct! Haha ![]()
11-14-2012 01:43 AM
stone wrote:
jg02 wrote:New 10&10 Exclusives: 10% bonus points on each purchase, 10% extra points on purchases
Old 10&10 Exclusives: 10% bonus points on each purchase, 10 extra points on each purchase
Depends on ones spending habits and Freedom card use, but the old 10&10 has the ability to easily beat the new 10&10..
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I think second 10% is typo. In the footnote it states "As a Chase checking customer, you will also earn 1 bonus point for each $10 of net purchases (which equates to 10% of base points earned), and an additional 10 bonus points for each individual net purchase."
I think it's a typo as well

11-14-2012 10:37 AM - edited 11-14-2012 10:39 AM
From Chase…
I would like to inform you that your rewards earning
structure will change from 10 &10 Exclusive rewards
program to a 10% annual bonus as long as you have a
checking account. However, your account will remain on 10
&10 Exclusive rewards program for at least 1 year before
migrating to the new rewards earning structure.
11-14-2012 12:30 PM - edited 11-14-2012 12:30 PM
jg02 wrote:From Chase…
I would like to inform you that your rewards earning
structure will change from 10 &10 Exclusive rewards
program to a 10% annual bonus as long as you have a
checking account. However, your account will remain on 10
&10 Exclusive rewards program for at least 1 year before
migrating to the new rewards earning structure.
Ah, so they're doing like a 10% dividend, similar to the 7% they do for CSP ( I think it is 7%) and capital one's 50% bonus cash back
11-14-2012 12:43 PM - edited 11-14-2012 12:46 PM
This is infact ending. Confirmed through the executive office. Also confirmed that people will be grand fathered in, but was also told that the 10 & 10 program will end at an undisclosed time at the moment.
I got in the 10 & 10 program today. WAHOO!
11-14-2012 01:00 PM - edited 11-14-2012 01:01 PM
This new program doesn't sound any different than the old program, unless old program rounds up decimal points.

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