Starbucks Visa Approval...

[Anonymous]

Congrats on your approval!!!!!  I am wanting to get the Starbucks card myself, because I frequent Starbucks like it is going out of style (LOL).  However, I am putting myself into the garden, because my partner and I are getting a house built later this year.  

[Anonymous]

Nice! I frequent Starbucks at least once a day, sometimes twice and spend roughly $250-$300 a month there so it made sense. Not too happy about the AF so I may cancel after the first year, but we'll see if the incentives are worth it.

[soxfaininfl]

That 49 dollar AF is ridiculous! Not that I can get this card since I’m blacklisted by Chase, but come on 49 dollars? Really! I just use my Cap1 Savor card since Starbucks is coded as dining.

[nuohlac]

Congratulations on your approval!!!

[firefox100]

The Starbucks visa 49 dollar annual fee is big rip off. I f you are spending couple hundred bucks month then ther are two better cards out ther that don't have annual fees, Wells fargo Propel amex card gives 3 percent back for eating out and the Discover cash back card gives 5 percent back for 3 months each year at restaurants.

[ChargedUp]

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@firefox100 wrote:

The Starbucks visa 49 dollar annual fee is big rip off. I f you are spending couple hundred bucks month then ther are two better cards out ther that don't have annual fees, Wells fargo Propel amex card gives 3 percent back for eating out and the Discover cash back card gives 5 percent back for 3 months each year at restaurants.

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I get 5-10% off "offers" on Chase core cards for Starbucks on a regular basis, which makes my daughter happy since she works at Starbucks

[CYBERSAM]

Congrats on your approval!

AF is not that bad if you are frequent customer! Every time I go to Starbucks with friends is $49+ lol

Is that a metal card?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Well, I applied for the Starbucks Credit Card because I'm a frequent Starbucks customer and the sign-up bonus was appealing. I didn't realize this was a Chase Bank product until after I applied. Now here's the kicker, I've never been a Chase Bank customer. No checking, savings, credit cards, etc. previously with this bank. I've opened 7 credit card accounts in the last 24 months that are all reporting and I have over 70 inquiries. Instant approval - $1000 credit line. 140k annual income and average age of accounts is like 1y6m.

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wow. Starbucks even has a Visa card. LOL well congrats!!!