10-10-2012 09:33 AM
I apped and got approved for 7.5k CSP last week, seeing as I'd like to maximize my rewards and eventually get away from CrapOne totally, I was considering apping for the Freedom as well. Don't want to waste a HP if I'm gonna be denied a Freedom since the last app was so recent. I apped for a Amex BCP last Sunday and got a denial because of too many inquires (I thnk i'm at 8 now). What are my chances? My FAKOs are mid 700s.
10-10-2012 10:14 AM
I have read here that Chase likes 30 days between apps, but I am not sure. I apped for Freedom a few weeks ago and was denied because of inqs. I immediately reconned and the CSR asked about them (Why so many?), but ultimately approved the app. Entire call lasted 4-5 minutes, np.
10-10-2012 10:15 AM
I recommend going into the bank to apply for the Freedom. Tell the banker you applied for the CSP and you were approved and now you would also like to have the Freedom. They can make it happen.
I have a friend who did this recently with no problem.
10-10-2012 10:20 AM
My only problem is I do not have any local Chase branches. I think I might just wait the 30 days.
10-10-2012 10:33 AM
Omaplatypus wrote:I apped and got approved for 7.5k CSP last week, seeing as I'd like to maximize my rewards and eventually get away from CrapOne totally, I was considering apping for the Freedom as well. Don't want to waste a HP if I'm gonna be denied a Freedom since the last app was so recent. I apped for a Amex BCP last Sunday and got a denial because of too many inquires (I thnk i'm at 8 now). What are my chances? My FAKOs are mid 700s.
I would recommend that you wait 6 months, then apply for a CLI on the CSP and if you can't resist a card from a different bank will be fine too. Your CSP has a pretty high limit, they won't want to give you more so soon. If you really want and need the Freedom, apply for it in a year.
10-10-2012 12:29 PM

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