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I just read accidentalpancake recent thread here and got inspired to pull the plug on the Chase Amazon Visa Signature.
I got approved for 2k at 22.74% first Chase card ever!
I'm glad to be finally in with Chase and work on the building blocks from here on out with them to get their prime cards down my credit building journey.
Btw, I applied for this card exactly 31 days from today and was declined. My Credit scores have increased roughly 50+ points on each bureau since then so perhaps that has to attribute to my approval today. The only negative thing on my CR is a paid off student loan of 1,300 from 2014.
Congrats on the Chase Approval It was my first card from them, started at $2,500. It's grown up to $16,000 - which is way more than I need for what I put on it. Welcome to the Chase Family and Enjoy!
@Anonymous wrote:I just read accidentalpancake recent thread here and got inspired to pull the plug on the Chase Amazon Visa Signature.
I got approved for 2k at 22.74% first Chase card ever!
I'm glad to be finally in with Chase and work on the building blocks from here on out with them to get their prime cards down my credit building journey.
Btw, I applied for this card exactly 31 days from today and was declined. My Credit scores have increased roughly 50+ points on each bureau since then so perhaps that has to attribute to my approval today. The only negative thing on my CR is a paid off student loan of 1,300 from 2014.
Glad I could provide a nudge!
Congrats on your approval. Once you are in with Chase and show them a bit of time the sky is the limit.. Assuming the cards you go after are below the 5x24 rule or you are below the 5x24 rule .. Your next limit will most likely be alot higher in say 6-12 months with the next Chase card if you want anything else from them.
Wow--- seeing a 50+ point jump over a 31 day period is bananas! Congratulations on the approval.
accidentalpancake?
@Anonymous wrote:I just read accidentalpancake recent thread here and got inspired to pull the plug on the Chase Amazon Visa Signature.
I got approved for 2k at 22.74% first Chase card ever!
I'm glad to be finally in with Chase and work on the building blocks from here on out with them to get their prime cards down my credit building journey.
Btw, I applied for this card exactly 31 days from today and was declined. My Credit scores have increased roughly 50+ points on each bureau since then so perhaps that has to attribute to my approval today. The only negative thing on my CR is a paid off student loan of 1,300 from 2014.
@stellar wrote:accidentalpancake?
@Anonymous wrote:I just read accidentalpancake recent thread here and got inspired to pull the plug on the Chase Amazon Visa Signature.
I got approved for 2k at 22.74% first Chase card ever!
I'm glad to be finally in with Chase and work on the building blocks from here on out with them to get their prime cards down my credit building journey.
Btw, I applied for this card exactly 31 days from today and was declined. My Credit scores have increased roughly 50+ points on each bureau since then so perhaps that has to attribute to my approval today. The only negative thing on my CR is a paid off student loan of 1,300 from 2014.
My pancake-sense is tingling... Did someone call me?
@Anonymous wrote:I just read accidentalpancake recent thread here and got inspired to pull the plug on the Chase Amazon Visa Signature.
I got approved for 2k at 22.74% first Chase card ever!
I'm glad to be finally in with Chase and work on the building blocks from here on out with them to get their prime cards down my credit building journey.
Btw, I applied for this card exactly 31 days from today and was declined. My Credit scores have increased roughly 50+ points on each bureau since then so perhaps that has to attribute to my approval today. The only negative thing on my CR is a paid off student loan of 1,300 from 2014.
Congratulations. I think it's a pretty neat card. I think it would be more useful to me than any of "their prime cards", so I guess that makes it a "prime" card for me.