chase card..

[afbar1114]

ok so whats the easier card to get then???

[mmduluth]

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@afbar1114 wrote:

ok so whats the easier card to get then???

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The slate is still going to be the easiest. Keep in mind though, even chase's easiest card can be difficult to get. They are sensitive to any form of baddies.

[MrShush]

Im not sure either us easier per se, there are people getting Freedoms with low limits just as those getting the Sig version. I actually got both in September and I'm not at all 'new' to credit. Limit on the Slate Visa is 7000 whereas the Freedom Signature Visa is 6500. Both approved with 1 HP minutes apart and score was TU 765.

[mmduluth]

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@MrShush wrote:
Im not sure either us easier per se, there are people getting Freedoms with low limits just as those getting the Sig version. I actually got both in September and I'm not at all 'new' to credit. Limit on the Slate Visa is 7000 whereas the Freedom Signature Visa is 6500. Both approved with 1 HP minutes apart and score was TU 765.

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Oh wow I didn't know Chase would do one pull for multiple products at the same time. I wish I would have known that a couple days ago.

[CS800]

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@mmduluth wrote:

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@MrShush wrote:
Im not sure either us easier per se, there are people getting Freedoms with low limits just as those getting the Sig version. I actually got both in September and I'm not at all 'new' to credit. Limit on the Slate Visa is 7000 whereas the Freedom Signature Visa is 6500. Both approved with 1 HP minutes apart and score was TU 765.

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Oh wow I didn't know Chase would do one pull for multiple products at the same time. I wish I would have known that a couple days ago.

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+1 I would have gone freedom + sapphire preferred

[afbar1114]

so what should i try for then if i have one baddie co from 1.9 years ago not showing up as a co but as a dispute late account and last late was over  years ago

and then everything on the bottom

[CS800]

If its really 1 pull if you do two. I personally would try for the Freedom and the sapphire preferred or the regular sapphire ( no AF)

[Guava]

Oops, sorry about the mis-info, I was told by the rep at my local chase bank that with slate you have to pay in full every month when I was there. I suppose he's wrong then.

[tntexans72]

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@afbar1114 wrote:

whats a eaiser chase credit card to get the slate or freedom. i know the sapphire is harder to get.. 

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I think both are pretty much the same....so go with Freedom if that card fit your needs better than Slate. App for Slate only if you want to do a BT imho. That's what the card was designed for...ppl who will carry a balance. GL...just do your homework throughly before apping to give yourself the best possibility to get approved.

[MrShush]

I don't know if a 2-for-1 is the exception rather than the rule, but I had some pretty sweet offers for both so that's why. I didn't choose the Sapphire because I have a few Visa Sigs, a World MC, AMEX Green (now Platinum) and Delta Gold. I really didn't need another 'prestige' card. Besides, all the offers had no spending requirement whereas the Sapphire (and Preferred) require 3-5K in spending in 90 days to claim the bonuses. Another reason.