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Good Afternoon all,
I just pulled the trigger on a CSP and was approved for 10,800. I previously had a CSP from Dec 12' but since then PC'd it to the Freedom. Does anybody know if i will receive the signup bonus or not? This is a new line of credit but im not too sure? Anyone have a clue?
@iMacDrew wrote:Good Afternoon all,
I just pulled the trigger on a CSP and was approved for 10,800. I previously had a CSP from Dec 12' but since then PC'd it to the Freedom. Does anybody know if i will receive the signup bonus or not? This is a new line of credit but im not too sure? Anyone have a clue?
only way to know for sure is to call chase.
generally, the rule is that you cannot have the CS / CSP within the past 12 months.
However, if for any reason the system has flagged you, then the duration for which you are disqualified for the sign-up bonus may be longer.
Edit: nevermind, seems like it that you won't qualify based on T&C. Not sure if they changed it recently, but this is what the T&C states:
This one-time bonus offer is valid only for first-time cardmembers with new accounts. Previous and existing cardmembers/accounts are not eligible for this bonus offer.
shucks. well atleast I get the EMV with it. Thanks for the reply.
well you should still get 5k points if u add an AU within 3 months though.
Chase is usually one bonus per card type. If your previous CSP was a Mastercard and this one is a Visa, that should count as a different card and you would get another bonus. If not, you most likely will not get another bonus, though some people do get lucky and slip through the cracks.
@iMacDrew wrote:Good Afternoon all,
I just pulled the trigger on a CSP and was approved for 10,800. I previously had a CSP from Dec 12' but since then PC'd it to the Freedom. Does anybody know if i will receive the signup bonus or not? This is a new line of credit but im not too sure? Anyone have a clue?
I don't think the rewards applies to people that held the card before. I'm not sure but you check on that again. Some lenders allow you rewards after 2/3 years of having the card.I believes it has to do with the card churning that went down years ago.