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OmarGB9
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances

^no offense, but that site isn't reliable at all. Just like CK. those are pure marketing sites that are paid to show you those cards.

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Message 41 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances

Congrats! Glad you took the plunge and were rewarded big time for it!

Message 42 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances


@Anonymous wrote:

Congrats! Glad you took the plunge and were rewarded big time for it!


Thanks! No chance that the Freedom is going to be Signature off the bat, right?

Message 43 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances

Congrats!!!!

 

I dont think thet freedom will be a siggy but CSP will.

 

I found this post after my above comment:

From what I read to upgrade a regular Freedom to Visa Sig you need:

  1. Limit of $5000 or more
  2. 13 months with the card

Please correct me if i'm wrong, thanks!

Message 44 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances


@Anonymous wrote:

Congrats!!!!

 

I dont think thet freedom will be a siggy but CSP will.

 

I found this post after my above comment:

From what I read to upgrade a regular Freedom to Visa Sig you need:

  1. Limit of $5000 or more
  2. 13 months with the card

Please correct me if i'm wrong, thanks!


I wonder if that means you need both, or since my CL is over $5k, that it will be automatic... Who knows. Just glad to have taken advantage of those pre-quals... Sometimes it takes me a while to get up the nerve to do some stuff lol. Thanks to everyone here who gave me the confidence to go fot it.

Message 45 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances


@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

Congrats!!!!

 

I dont think thet freedom will be a siggy but CSP will.

 

I found this post after my above comment:

From what I read to upgrade a regular Freedom to Visa Sig you need:

  1. Limit of $5000 or more
  2. 13 months with the card

Please correct me if i'm wrong, thanks!


I wonder if that means you need both, or since my CL is over $5k, that it will be automatic... Who knows. Just glad to have taken advantage of those pre-quals... Sometimes it takes me a while to get up the nerve to do some stuff lol. Thanks to everyone here who gave me the confidence to go fot it.


It could be transfer to Sig but you just have to show a good history i guess.

Message 46 of 55
jawbrkr
Established Contributor

Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances

I wish Chase still offered the regular Sapphire card. I would have gone for that one instead just to avoid the annual fee. Perks were a little different but not by all that much.



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Message 47 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances


@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

Congrats!!!!

 

I dont think thet freedom will be a siggy but CSP will.

 

I found this post after my above comment:

From what I read to upgrade a regular Freedom to Visa Sig you need:

  1. Limit of $5000 or more
  2. 13 months with the card

Please correct me if i'm wrong, thanks!


I wonder if that means you need both, or since my CL is over $5k, that it will be automatic... Who knows. Just glad to have taken advantage of those pre-quals... Sometimes it takes me a while to get up the nerve to do some stuff lol. Thanks to everyone here who gave me the confidence to go fot it.


It could be transfer to Sig but you just have to show a good history i guess.


Another point of reference...

 

I applied and was approved for the Chase Freedom this past Monday, July 20 with an SL of $20,000.  I just received the card this afternoon and it is Visa Signature.  There was no special box on the application page requesting a Signature.  I do have a CSP (which by default is a Visa Sig) that I put a ton of spend on per month but I only got it last September (<1 year old).

 

I would imagine that the "rules" to obtain a Freedom Visa Signature might be an either/or situation.

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Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances

Congrats on your new cards!

Message 49 of 55
Anonymous
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Re: CSP and/or Freedom Chances


@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

Congrats!!!!

 

I dont think thet freedom will be a siggy but CSP will.

 

I found this post after my above comment:

From what I read to upgrade a regular Freedom to Visa Sig you need:

  1. Limit of $5000 or more
  2. 13 months with the card

Please correct me if i'm wrong, thanks!


I wonder if that means you need both, or since my CL is over $5k, that it will be automatic... Who knows. Just glad to have taken advantage of those pre-quals... Sometimes it takes me a while to get up the nerve to do some stuff lol. Thanks to everyone here who gave me the confidence to go fot it.


It could be transfer to Sig but you just have to show a good history i guess.


Another point of reference...

 

I applied and was approved for the Chase Freedom this past Monday, July 20 with an SL of $20,000.  I just received the card this afternoon and it is Visa Signature.  There was no special box on the application page requesting a Signature.  I do have a CSP (which by default is a Visa Sig) that I put a ton of spend on per month but I only got it last September (<1 year old).

 

I would imagine that the "rules" to obtain a Freedom Visa Signature might be an either/or situation.


Tried to call Chase this morning and try to just switch my mailing address to get the cards shipped to a different address and the rep I got told me that he needed to call me back because it wouldn't let them access my account (maybe because I just got approved less than 12 hours before that)... Might have to call back tomorrow.

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