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mustangy
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Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed

Well amazon we shop almost 3k a month
I was using amex at %3 points, so finally i applied to amazon prime becuase of %5 points 
approved 15k limit and card auto added to amazon payment method,
First shop was 400$ and got a messege from amzon says payment declined
I didnt had a pshycal card  in mail and not sure on the way or not,
When go online chase my freedom is there but amazon prime closed ?
my chase  freedom  crad is there on website  and i can use it,  11k limit ? 

it is same bank maybe different underwriter but confused should contact ask why or just leave it there
Anyone had this before?

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td cash 2k limit sep 2019
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FireMedic1
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Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed

Maybe it was too quick. Isnt like they issue a card number and add you to the system upon approval that fast?


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TimFlorida
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Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed


@FireMedic1 wrote:

Maybe it was too quick. Isnt like they issue a card number and add you to the system upon approval that fast?


If we're talking the Chase Amazon Prime card, it was added to my Chase portal instantly upon approval - and approval was done through Amazon site, not Chase.


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mustangy
Regular Contributor

Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed

Correct electrnic number created and added as default payment to amazon. Same time inhad chase account and was visible there also. But 15 days later payment declined for amazon order I went to web checked says card closed. Other chase freedom is active 


@TimFlorida wrote:

@FireMedic1 wrote:

Maybe it was too quick. Isnt like they issue a card number and add you to the system upon approval that fast?


If we're talking the Chase Amazon Prime card, it was added to my Chase portal instantly upon approval - and approval was done through Amazon site, not Chase.


 

capital one $3500 limit aug 2019
capital one $3k limit aut user feb 2019
td cash 2k limit sep 2019
what is 3rd ??? to apply
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CreditCuriosity
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Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed

Have you got your AA letter from Chase yet or given the ma call to find out reasons?

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coldfusion
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Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed


@CreditCuriosity wrote:

Have you got your AA letter from Chase yet or given the ma call to find out reasons?


^^^^^^^  This!

 

Not unheard of for Chase to double back and close a card a few weeks after approval but you should call them to find out what happened.

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mustangy
Regular Contributor

Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed

LOL called and Even CSR dont know why but he was able to reopen and sent a new card,
Weird
actually wass weird before also when you have 20k amex and bach of card way old no new card in 4 years not many inqury
and PLUS you have Chase Felx for 12k amazon prequalify was keep saying mismatch info etc and we applied without knowing prequalification,

capital one $3500 limit aug 2019
capital one $3k limit aut user feb 2019
td cash 2k limit sep 2019
what is 3rd ??? to apply
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FireMedic1
Community Leader
Mega Contributor

Re: Amazon Prime new card applied approved than account closed

@mustangyWell your not alone:

https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Prime-Rewards-Visa-Signature-Card/dp/BT00LN946S 

And @TimFlorida I had a "?"" in my responce. Was asking.


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