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an FYI for those with Slate already. I was planning to close mine out after the BT period at 0% ends since it will have served its purpose and will go towards resetting the clock for hte offer in the future if I need it.....
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I did the same thing, and it keeps saying its unavailable. Im guessing i need to wait like Discover for my card statement to cut and then SP my report.
What's the link to the dashboard? It might work for other ard types.
@signaturecardmember wrote:an FYI for those with Slate already. I was planning to close mine out after the BT period at 0% ends since it will have served its purpose and will go towards resetting the clock for hte offer in the future if I need it.....
Are you saying you can use the slate offer 0% offer again after you close it for a period of time...?
@Anonymous wrote:
@signaturecardmember wrote:an FYI for those with Slate already. I was planning to close mine out after the BT period at 0% ends since it will have served its purpose and will go towards resetting the clock for hte offer in the future if I need it.....
Are you saying you can use the slate offer 0% offer again after you close it for a period of time...?
Monoglot, this a 4 month old thread. It's very possible that the OP isn't monitoring it any longer
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@signaturecardmember wrote:an FYI for those with Slate already. I was planning to close mine out after the BT period at 0% ends since it will have served its purpose and will go towards resetting the clock for hte offer in the future if I need it.....
Are you saying you can use the slate offer 0% offer again after you close it for a period of time...?
Monoglot, this a 4 month old thread. It's very possible that the OP isn't monitoring it any longer
Aww thanks for pointing this out.
Would you happen to know if offers reset if you app again?
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@signaturecardmember wrote:an FYI for those with Slate already. I was planning to close mine out after the BT period at 0% ends since it will have served its purpose and will go towards resetting the clock for hte offer in the future if I need it.....
Are you saying you can use the slate offer 0% offer again after you close it for a period of time...?
Monoglot, this a 4 month old thread. It's very possible that the OP isn't monitoring it any longer
Aww thanks for pointing this out.
Would you happen to know if offers reset if you app again?
If you were to reapply for the card after having it and closing it out you would receive the offer again if Chase was offering at the time. With other Chase bonus offers you can only receive the bonus once every 24 months so I assume that applies for the 0% offer as well
Chase sent me an email for my new card and only the new cards have the FICO credit score available. Following is what I found on their website when I tried to get the FICO before receiving the card: