Not sure about which one is the best but the CSP was awesome. I bought a Nexus phone and about two months after I got it, I dropped it and the glass face shattered. It cost nearly 300 dollars to get it fixed. I scanned in the form and the reciept and got paid within a 10 days. Pretty painless and simple.
@unc0mm0n1 wrote:Not sure about which one is the best but the CSP was awesome. I bought a Nexus phone and about two months after I got it, I dropped it and the glass face shattered. It cost nearly 300 dollars to get it fixed. I scanned in the form and the reciept and got paid within a 10 days. Pretty painless and simple.
I think almost every card offers i know my CSP, Amex EDP/BCE, and discover all offer an form of it. I think that Amex is the only that doesn't outsource it to an third party i believe. I haven't used the service but i know i have it.
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@mikelo22 wrote:
@unc0mm0n1 wrote:Not sure about which one is the best but the CSP was awesome. I bought a Nexus phone and about two months after I got it, I dropped it and the glass face shattered. It cost nearly 300 dollars to get it fixed. I scanned in the form and the reciept and got paid within a 10 days. Pretty painless and simple.
It's definitely a cool benefit and I heard some people were actually able to get Discover to match black friday deals, so long as they purchased the exact same model TV, or what-have-you beforehand and then price-matching with the Black Friday ad.
Good way to avoid that disaster of a shopping holiday.
Yeah, I wish I had known about it sooner. Apparently Citi's service also matched Black Friday deals according to posts I've been reading on other forums. Definitely something I'm going to remember next time around. 
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@mikelo22 wrote:
@unc0mm0n1 wrote:Not sure about which one is the best but the CSP was awesome. I bought a Nexus phone and about two months after I got it, I dropped it and the glass face shattered. It cost nearly 300 dollars to get it fixed. I scanned in the form and the reciept and got paid within a 10 days. Pretty painless and simple.
No, I don't mean protection for if your item is damaged. I mean price protection. As in, say you bought an item at $250, but then a month later you see it's dropped to $175. Discover and Citi are the only two I know of that offer a price match. Citi's is 60 days at $250 max while Discover's is 90 days at $500 max.
Did a little more searching and saw that Citi Rewind checks automatically--all you have to do is put in all the info from your purchase. This sounds convenient, but I wonder just how good their "automatic search" is. Or if you're better off doing it yourself.
I'm going to be making a few more big X-mas purchases on Amazon, and since I get 5x on my Discover and Citi, I wasn't sure which one provided the best benefit. Since I haven't tried Citi, I guess I'll play it safe and load more on my Discover.
I read that Amex used to offer it, but stopped in 2006 because people were milking it too much to save from price fluctuations on flights.
It's definitely a cool benefit and I heard some people were actually able to get Discover to match black friday deals, so long as they purchased the exact same model TV, or what-have-you beforehand and then price-matching with the Black Friday ad.
Neat benefit to explore, just hope it isn't abused and cause other card issuers to stop like Amex apparently did.
I have both Chase Freedom and CSP and didn't see anything about Price protection in my card membership, though I could have missed it.
*Edited title to make less confusing.
You missed it
Freedom does NOT have price protection. CSP does.
https://creditcards.chase.com/sapphire/credit-card-benefits
Up to $500/report up to $2500 a year
Ah, thanks for that! I blame not having my contacts in for missing it. 
