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Can my Chase Slate grow with me, or be graduated up?

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Anonymous
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Can my Chase Slate grow with me, or be graduated up?

I am curious if any of you guys know if Chase Slate can be graduated up to Chase Freedom?

 

I got the Chase Slate in November 2010 and I'm wondering if someday I'll actually have a reason to *want* to use this card/card provider.

 

I am not planning on doing anything with my credit cards in the near future but I am curious if it's possible in a few years to upgrade without reapplying.

 

 

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vish1
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Re: Can my Chase Slate grow with me, or be graduated up?

 


@Anonymous wrote:

I am curious if any of you guys know if Chase Slate can be graduated up to Chase Freedom?

 

I got the Chase Slate in November 2010 and I'm wondering if someday I'll actually have a reason to *want* to use this card/card provider.

 

I am not planning on doing anything with my credit cards in the near future but I am curious if it's possible in a few years to upgrade without reapplying.

 

 


I am pretty sure it can grow with you or can be pc to a freedom at a later point.

 

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tsquad131
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Re: Can my Chase Slate grow with me, or be graduated up?

slate is a worthless card because it has no rewards its only for people who want to carry balances and not pay a high amount of interest because of their blueprint feature. I would PC to Chase Freedom or Sapphire if I were you

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Anonymous
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Re: Can my Chase Slate grow with me, or be graduated up?.

Based on the context of your suggestions I think I get what PC means...

but would anyone spell it out for me?

 

 

Does this mean that I could eventually upgrade to Freedom or Sapphire but keep the account age?

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Anonymous
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Re: Can my Chase Slate grow with me, or be graduated up?.

 


@Anonymous wrote:

Based on the context of your suggestions I think I get what PC means...

but would anyone spell it out for me?

 

 

Does this mean that I could eventually upgrade to Freedom or Sapphire but keep the account age?


PC = Product Change

 

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