@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@tntexans72 wrote:
@Mattopotamus wrote:
The 5/24 is true for the sapphire, slate, and freedom.Along with ink plus & ink cash. Currently only for Chase branded cards. We are all still good for co-branded cards.
Not true on the business cards. Several members have reported approvals for the Ink with new accounts in excess of the 5/24.
Absolutely doesn't apply to the Ink cards. I was approved for the Ink Plus after adding a tad more than 5 accounts in the last two years.
explain tad.. tad = 15ish? lol
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@tntexans72 wrote:
@Mattopotamus wrote:
The 5/24 is true for the sapphire, slate, and freedom.Along with ink plus & ink cash. Currently only for Chase branded cards. We are all still good for co-branded cards.
Not true on the business cards. Several members have reported approvals for the Ink with new accounts in excess of the 5/24.
Absolutely doesn't apply to the Ink cards. I was approved for the Ink Plus after adding a tad more than 5 accounts in the last two years.
explain tad.. tad = 15ish? lol
20ish 
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@tntexans72 wrote:
@Mattopotamus wrote:
The 5/24 is true for the sapphire, slate, and freedom.Along with ink plus & ink cash. Currently only for Chase branded cards. We are all still good for co-branded cards.
Not true on the business cards. Several members have reported approvals for the Ink with new accounts in excess of the 5/24.
Absolutely doesn't apply to the Ink cards. I was approved for the Ink Plus after adding a tad more than 5 accounts in the last two years.
explain tad.. tad = 15ish? lol
20ish
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