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It's been a while since I posted so here goes.
8 years post bk (Chase IIB) and appd for Marriott Rewards. I have a good job and a perfect history since bk. I also have a year of reserve funds in savings which I mentioned to them as welI. Scores are in the 730s across the board with 2 inqs on each report. 30k total cls with under 10% util. I thought the recon went well but was declined after 12 minutes on hold. Bk will fall off in another 2 years so I'll give it another shot at that time.
Hope this info helps others with their decision to apply or not.
That's a bummer, SpecFile. Have you ever tried the Chase Amazon Visa Signature? I got approved for a $500 SL on recon 15 months post-BK. Chase was IIB too. I was amazed I got approved, and very grateful. I've read several posts lately about others getting approved post-BK on recon too. Amazon might be a way to get your foot in the door to start establishing a positive history with them. Good luck!
Thanks Bella! I really don't need the Amazon card. The only reason I appd for the Marriott card is because I spend about 60 nights/yr there and would benefit greatly. Thanks for the suggestion though.
@Anonymous wrote:That's a bummer, SpecFile. Have you ever tried the Chase Amazon Visa Signature? I got approved for a $500 SL on recon 15 months post-BK. Chase was IIB too. I was amazed I got approved, and very grateful. I've read several posts lately about others getting approved post-BK on recon too. Amazon might be a way to get your foot in the door to start establishing a positive history with them. Good luck!
@SpecFile wrote:Thanks Bella! I really don't need the Amazon card. The only reason I appd for the Marriott card is because I spend about 60 nights/yr there and would benefit greatly. Thanks for the suggestion though.
@Anonymous wrote:That's a bummer, SpecFile. Have you ever tried the Chase Amazon Visa Signature? I got approved for a $500 SL on recon 15 months post-BK. Chase was IIB too. I was amazed I got approved, and very grateful. I've read several posts lately about others getting approved post-BK on recon too. Amazon might be a way to get your foot in the door to start establishing a positive history with them. Good luck!
I've stayed at a Courtyard before, and just stayed in a Marriott for the first time on Tuesday night for a training I attended. I have to say I was very impressed! Do you already belong to their rewards program? I just signed up, and might look at the Marriott card someday when Chase trusts me again.
I love Marriott. I am a rewards member. I'll try again in a couple of years with Chase. No biggie.
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@SpecFile wrote:Thanks Bella! I really don't need the Amazon card. The only reason I appd for the Marriott card is because I spend about 60 nights/yr there and would benefit greatly. Thanks for the suggestion though.
@Anonymous wrote:That's a bummer, SpecFile. Have you ever tried the Chase Amazon Visa Signature? I got approved for a $500 SL on recon 15 months post-BK. Chase was IIB too. I was amazed I got approved, and very grateful. I've read several posts lately about others getting approved post-BK on recon too. Amazon might be a way to get your foot in the door to start establishing a positive history with them. Good luck!
I've stayed at a Courtyard before, and just stayed in a Marriott for the first time on Tuesday night for a training I attended. I have to say I was very impressed! Do you already belong to their rewards program? I just signed up, and might look at the Marriott card someday when Chase trusts me again.
Sorry to hear about your recon, but I agree with Bella on the chase Amazon. Although you don't have any use for it now, it could open the door for a Marriot approval. Just something to think about.
Thanks JAG. I get what you're saying but I'll just wait it out.
@Justagirl73 wrote:Sorry to hear about your recon, but I agree with Bella on the chase Amazon. Although you don't have any use for it now, it could open the door for a Marriot approval. Just something to think about.