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CSP QUESTION

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Jaylima91
Established Contributor

CSP QUESTION

Hello community, I have a question about the CSP. I am new to this wonderful card and I was wondering how the points accumulate. Do the points show up instantly after a transaction has posted to the balance or do I have to wait after the cycle has finished for Chase to add up the points and show up on my Chase Ultimate Rewards?
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nachoslibres
Established Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION


@Jaylima91 wrote:
Hello community, I have a question about the CSP. I am new to this wonderful card and I was wondering how the points accumulate. Do the points show up instantly after a transaction has posted to the balance or do I have to wait after the cycle has finished for Chase to add up the points and show up on my Chase Ultimate Rewards?

Once a transaction has posted you can see how many points you will earn from it by clicking on the + sign next to the transaction.  You won't have access to the points until they actually post which is once the statement has closed - and this happens once a month.

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Anonymous
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Re: CSP QUESTION


@Jaylima91 wrote:
Hello community, I have a question about the CSP. I am new to this wonderful card and I was wondering how the points accumulate. Do the points show up instantly after a transaction has posted to the balance or do I have to wait after the cycle has finished for Chase to add up the points and show up on my Chase Ultimate Rewards?

They don't get added to the account till the statement closes.  However, you can see the points you will get for each transaction as you post.

 

So not instantly like Barclays or Cap One, but not one month delayed, like Amex!

 

ETA: Nacholibres beat me to it.

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Chaselover
Frequent Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION

Off the topic, if you need another new CSP card, does Chase charge anything for the next card? 


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daybreakgonesXe
Valued Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION


@Chaselover wrote:

Off the topic, if you need another new CSP card, does Chase charge anything for the next card? 


That I know of, no Smiley Happy So if you need a replacement feel free to request one! I think the only thing they may make you do is send you an envelope to return the old one.

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Chaselover
Frequent Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION


@daybreakgonesXe wrote:

@Chaselover wrote:

Off the topic, if you need another new CSP card, does Chase charge anything for the next card? 


That I know of, no Smiley Happy So if you need a replacement feel free to request one! I think the only thing they may make you do is send you an envelope to return the old one.


If that’s the case, I think then we should not be worried of the heavy scratches on the card and just use it roughly. When its full of scratches, order a new one. 


In a committed relationship with Chase from 12/2012.
Age: 26, Income: $59,240/-, Current score: TU from CK: 750/A (12/24/14), TU Vantage score from CK: 775/C (12/24/14), Experian from Creditsesame: 717, Equifax from myfico: 724, Overall Util: 1% (12/24/14), Total credit limits: $62,150, In the garden from 12/19/2014, AAoA : 7 months, Oldest account: 8 months, Newest account: 1 week, HP: 18.
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Jaylima91
Established Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION

To answer your question. I have 3 CSP cards in total. Two metal with EMV chips and one standard plastic non EMV chip card. They all have the same card number and same EXP date so all of them are active and ready to use at any time. Chase sent me those because I am very picky lol I have one metal card in my wallet and the plastic one as well. The other metal card is at home in case i mess up the metal one in my wallet. Main reason why I carry the plastic non-emv chip CSP is because I shop at walmart a lot and their systems only allow emv chip cards to be inserted into the card slot. As I insert the card into that long, treacherous tunnel of doom I feel my cards getting brutally scratched. LOL So i asked chase to allow me to keep all these cards active so I don't have to waste my time with inserting my card but rather swiping it.

 

I hope this long story answered your questions! lol Smiley Happy 

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OHWWCB
Regular Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION

Sort of off topic, but I thought we were supposed to earn 3 points per transaction booked through Chase Ultimate Rewards? My posted transactions + sign only shows 2 points? Am I wrong?


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Stralem
Established Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION


@OHWWCB wrote:

Sort of off topic, but I thought we were supposed to earn 3 points per transaction booked through Chase Ultimate Rewards? My posted transactions + sign only shows 2 points? Am I wrong?


You may be thinking about the First Friday thing, where it earns 3X points on dining every first friday of the month. Redeeming for travel via UR only nets you a 20% discount, I think.

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Juss11
Frequent Contributor

Re: CSP QUESTION

I also thought you were to get 3 points through UR? I just spent $2500 on airfare. I will go look!

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