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NycGirl41
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Marriott Rewards

I really want to apply for the Chase Marriott Rewards card. But I just got approved for the CSP and Freedom card a little over 3 weeks ago. Should I wait a couple of months before I go for the Marriott or try now? 

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards


@NycGirl41 wrote:

I really want to apply for the Chase Marriott Rewards card. But I just got approved for the CSP and Freedom card a little over 3 weeks ago. Should I wait a couple of months before I go for the Marriott or try now? 


Go for it now if not gardening.

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woodyman100
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Re: Marriott Rewards

90 days and then go for it! Ymmv 

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards

Chase is different on underwriting for partner cards.  I got turned down recently for the Freedom Card but got the United Club Card at !5k.  I bet dimes to nickels they will give you the Marriott card, especially if you are already in with Marriott's rewards program.

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards

I registered for a Marriott account first before I applied for a card. I did have a few days gap between account and applying but that was because I just wasn't ready to apply. That way you can use the 70k bonus link and it seems to process faster.

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards


@Anonymous wrote:

Chase is different on underwriting for partner cards.  I got turned down recently for the Freedom Card but got the United Club Card at !5k.  I bet dimes to nickels they will give you the Marriott card, especially if you are already in with Marriott's rewards program.


Your prior participation in the rewards program has no bearing on approval.

 

Your credit and internal score with Chase does.

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards

So maybe me pif'ing my Chase Cards over the last few months got me the $15k Club card?  I still can't get Freedom.  Will just keep checking the pre-approval link; maybe after the first statement cuts on my United Club card....

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards


@Anonymous wrote:

So maybe me pif'ing my Chase Cards over the last few months got me the $15k Club card?  I still can't get Freedom.  Will just keep checking the pre-approval link; maybe after the first statement cuts on my United Club card....


Have you reapplied for the Freedom? The Pre-approval link doesn't mean as much as you think it does. I got one and wasn't EVER pre-approved for anything Chase.

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Anonymous
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Re: Marriott Rewards

A couple of times.  No luck.  Just tried the Amazon card and got dened.  I still think the partner cards are different.

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CreditCuriosity
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Re: Marriott Rewards


@Anonymous wrote:

A couple of times.  No luck.  Just tried the Amazon card and got dened.  I still think the partner cards are different.


Amazon card is a beast in itself ... alot can't get approved but get approved for the Ritz or CSP or what not... They have some weird stuff going on with that card UW

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