Amazon Chase 5/24

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know if the Chase Amazon is part of the 5/24?

[Anonymous]

It is often reported here to NOT be part of the 5/24 rule.  In  my own personal experience, it is not subject to that rule.

[Anonymous]

Thanks I received a prequalified piece of mail today for it and I didn't know if it was legit. Never qualified for or had a chase card.....

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks I received a prequalified piece of mail today for it and I didn't know if it was legit. Never qualified for or had a chase card.....

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If you're going to do the Chase Amazon card, make sure you go through an app that gives the bonus gift card.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks I received a prequalified piece of mail today for it and I didn't know if it was legit. Never qualified for or had a chase card.....

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If you're going to do the Chase Amazon card, make sure you go through an app that gives the bonus gift card.

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And make sure it makes sense for you!  It's really a pretty meh card compared to others

[Anonymous]

The apr listed is the highest they have. I assume this was sent to me because I do over 20 orders a month and rent movies on prime

[RonM21]

I've also read that it isn't part of the 5/24, which is good for you!!

[Anonymous]

Just wanted to let everyone know that the Chase Amazon is definitely NOT part of the 5/24.  I was just approved by them after initially receiving the 30 day message.  Applied on 6/19 and got the email today that I was approved (for a measly $1000, but it's my first Chase card, so I'll take it).  They pulled EX and EQ (9 INQ with EQ in the last six months and 13 with EX).

[Anonymous]

Congrats! Seems like this card is always given a low credit limit. Mine started at $900 and I've read all over this place of others in the same ball park.

Why would this card not be part of the 5/24 rule though? What makes it unique? 

[Anonymous]

I'm not quite sure why you would be interested in Amazon Chase. I think the Amazon store card is superior at 5% cash back, but you do have to be a prime member. If you have services like Netflix or Hulu, cut them off and pay Amazon for Prime, you'll get the streaming service and more.