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Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?

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imaximous
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Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?

Anyone know for sure if you can apply and be approved for a second Chase Amazon card? Need to separate expenses for different reasons.

Issues are:

I can't add SYNCB store card to a business Amazon account. 

Amex card is now limited to $120k in purchases per year. 

 

Anyone have more than 1 Chase Amazon? Thx!

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AverageJoesCredit
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?

Never heard of anyone with 2.

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imaximous
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?


@AverageJoesCredit wrote:

Never heard of anyone with 2.


Kinda figured. Not as beneficial as having more than 1 Freedom due to the quaterly cap.

 

I suppose I'll have to call Chase and hope to get the right answer from a rep.

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blindambition
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?


@AverageJoesCredit wrote:

Never heard of anyone with 2.


+1

I'm not even sure Amazon would give 5% on second card. It's upgraded from 3% when you pay for Prime, not sure Amazon's system would recognize that.

 

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Anonymous
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?


@blindambition wrote:

@AverageJoesCredit wrote:

Never heard of anyone with 2.


+1

I'm not even sure Amazon would give 5% on second card. It's upgraded from 3% when you pay for Prime, not sure Amazon's system would recognize that.

 


Good point.   Presumably OP could open another Amazon account and pay again for prime, but I don't remember how the linkage between chase card and the amazon account was made.  Did I have to tell Chase my amazon user name, or was adding the Chase card to Amazon enough!

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coreysw12
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?

Maybe you can open a second Amazon account, pay for a seperate Prime membership on it, and open another Chase Amazon card for that account?

 

No idea if you can or not, but might be worth looking into.

 

Edit: @Anonymous beat me to it, lol.

 

I think the amazon account is linked to the card because you have to apply for the card on the Amazon website while logged in. I don't think you can even apply for the card outside of the Amazon website - I just went to Chase's website for the card, and it forwarded me to the Amazon website to apply for it.

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blindambition
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?


@Anonymous wrote:

@blindambition wrote:

@AverageJoesCredit wrote:

Never heard of anyone with 2.


+1

I'm not even sure Amazon would give 5% on second card. It's upgraded from 3% when you pay for Prime, not sure Amazon's system would recognize that.

 


Good point.   Presumably OP could open another Amazon account and pay again for prime, but I don't remember how the linkage between chase card and the amazon account was made.  Did I have to tell Chase my amazon user name, or was adding the Chase card to Amazon enough!


I remember when I got mine, card was automatically added to wallet. So it could be used immediately.

Similar to Apple, I would think tied to userID.

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Slabenstein
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?

Affinity CU's rewards Visa gives 5% cb on Amazon purchases, but iirc it's capped at $3.5k/yr, so it probably wouldn't help you much.


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imaximous
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Re: Can you get more than 1 Chase Amazon card?

Thanks all for the suggestions. If opening another Amazon account and paying for Prime again is doable, I'd definitely try it. I'm gonna have to do a little more research before running into trouble.

 

@Slabenstein that cap wouldn't work for what I need, but thanks for the info.

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