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Hello all, just wanted to celebrate here that I have finally completed the chase cards. I now have the CSR, Freedom, and Freedom Unlimited. Freedom Unlimited was the newest addition with an automatic approval due to my relationship with chase with an 18,000 limit! All I had to do was "accept" through my chase account as I was "approved" already (Not PRE-approved). My reason for getting the Unlimited also was the unlimited 1.5% vs the 1% always and 5% for categories. To be honest, I always forget which categories we are currently in. I love the ultimate rewards system, so it was natural for me to get these 3 cards.
Congrats. 🎊🎈🎉🍾. Excellent job on the trifecta.
Congrats and enjoy the UR's!!
Congratulations on the trifecta!
Congratulations!
I've never heard of a card being "approved" prior to acceptance as opposed to "pre-approved", but sounds great. Was it still a hard pull?
@Anonymous wrote:Congratulations!
I've never heard of a card being "approved" prior to acceptance as opposed to "pre-approved", but sounds great. Was it still a hard pull?
It was still a hard pull as I had to accept some agreements as they will still check my credit to make sure they're not risking too much. After I clicked "accept", I was instantly approved for 18k.
Edit: No new applications needed to be filled out
That is very interesting that you were already approved and still have the HP! I've also never heard of this. Welcome to the Unlimited and congrats on the trifecta!! I too love UR!
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Congratulations!
I've never heard of a card being "approved" prior to acceptance as opposed to "pre-approved", but sounds great. Was it still a hard pull?
It was still a hard pull as I had to accept some agreements as they will still check my credit to make sure they're not risking too much. After I clicked "accept", I was instantly approved for 18k.
Edit: No new applications needed to be filled out
Was it a green checkmark offer or an in branch offer?