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Chase Ink Preferred Application Woes. Geez...

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Crowhelm
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Re: Chase Ink Preferred Application Woes. Geez...


@4sallypat wrote:

@red259 wrote:

Chase always seems to be a pita when applying for business cards. They are by far the worst lender I have dealt with when it comes to business cards. I've had them deny applications for a variety of reasons. Nothing ever seems to go smoothly with them and I have three business cards with them. I was thinking about going for the new ink card but the offer that they are giving right now is pretty subpar, so I think I might just kick chase to the curb and go with a cap 1 app for their new product instead. I'll use the chase cards I have but their business office is a headache to deal with. 


Agree - I waited until I was at 3/24 this month to apply for the Ink Cash card and after apping them first: wasted HP = denied.

0 business cards, 3 personal co-branded cards with Chase and they will be sockdrawered now that Chase shows their true colors.

 

Moved onto greener pastures and got approved the past month:

FNBO Business MC $15K,

Citizen's Business MC $5K,

Amex Amazon Prime Business $13K,

Fuelman Fleet MC $1K,

Barclay's Hawaiian WEMC $5K.


Yeah, good for you. We will move on as well. Like I said 784 score pulled, flawless everything other than what they call short history which is already reflected in the score and they won't budge on the insulting and useless $1600 credit limit on my wife's Freedom Flex. Maybe some people can work with $1600, we can not. One purchase and we are over 50% utilization just insane. Chase is either totally full of themselves and thinks they are so great people should be happy to get the card at all or they seriously need to live in the real world sometime. Both my wife and I will not allow anybody to treat us like that, bank or credit union. Affinity and AOD cards will nicely replace crappy Chase. 







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