As of Nov 2012
TheConductor wrote:Ducked in under the wire! $400 CL...could be better, but worth it to have the Exclusives benefits. Considering I knew it was not a wisely timed application, I'm quite pleased.
Now that I have cards with the 2 creditors I'm most interested in growing with - Chase, and AmEx - it is time for some hardcore gardening to grow what I've got.
Pass the fertilizer!
I thought the lowest limit was $500 lol. Congrats though!
I can't confirm it, but if she is right---wow, that would mean that anyone holding a Chase product prior to the 9th could do likewise--find a Chase bank at our convenience, and be a part of this 10-10/swipe program. I had despaired because I live in MO, and we have no Chase banks here, or at least none that I could get to before the cut-off date.
04/12/13 MyFICO TU = 782. 04/09/2013 MyFICO EQI = 762. Apr. 9; Walmart TU = 773
trishdadish wrote:I can't confirm it, but if she is right---wow, that would mean that anyone holding a Chase product prior to the 9th could do likewise--find a Chase bank at our convenience, and be a part of this 10-10/swipe program. I had despaired because I live in MO, and we have no Chase banks here, or at least none that I could get to before the cut-off date.
maybe this whole discontinuing rumor is a conspiracy to get more people to apply for a freedom card or create a checking account so chase has more money to their name. 
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