Chase Amazon Visa is about to get better

[sto0pyd]

Has anyone had any luck in getting the special pricing @ checkout for the Chase version? I have both versions (Synchrony and Chase) but only see deferred pricing available on the Synchrony version. I really want to use the Chase version to get the added benefits, such as extended warranty and price protection.

[Loquat]

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@sto0pyd wrote:

@Has anyone had any luck in getting the special pricing @ checkout for the Chase version? I have both versions (Synchrony and Chase) but only see deferred pricing available on the Synchrony version. I really want to use the Chase version to get the added benefits, such as extended warranty and price protection.

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If I’m understanding correctly, I believe the OP mentioned that these changes will not take effect until May 25th.  

[Blodreina]

Per Doctor of Credit (pulled the image from the post).  Couldn't find where anyone posted about this, so feel free to delete/merge if it exists already.

[Anonymous]

There was a thread on this about a month ago, but I forget the title.  Something along the line of Chase Amazon Visa gets better.

[Adkins]

http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Credit-Cards/Chase-Amazon-Visa-is-about-to-get-better/td-p/5197366

[sdsoccerdad]

That's great news.  I was debating on getting this card but I already have the store card.  At least with the Visa, you have more options.

First world problems...

[jlitnns]

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@sdsoccerdad wrote:

That's great news.  I was debating on getting this card but I already have the store card.  At least with the Visa, you have more options.

First world problems...

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Once the Visa changes over to this the end of May I will have no use for the store card.

[HeavenOhio]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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Freedom Unlimited for those with a transfer card, Barclays Uber.  But that's just an example.  Point is that if you have a lot of spend outside Amazon/WF, a 2% everywhere card is going to be better.   Of course, nearly everyone here has multiple cards so you can have the best of both.   But it's not a "hands down" winner for everyone

It's definitely not hands down. The other side of the coin is that 2% categories on Amazon or another card can still be helpful, even if you have a general 2% card. The Citi Double Cash oftentimes comes with a relatively low limit. If one is in a situation like that, dumping restaurant, gas, or drug store spending onto the Amazon card might be a useful option.

[morgacj2004]

The only problem I have with CHASE is the lousy $500 CL that they have me a year ago. It is BY FAR the lowest of any of my cards. They refuse to give me a CLI despite putting more than 5k spend on the card this year. I closed my Synchrony Card which had a 6k CL after getting the CHASE card. I now regret that

[FinStar]

When you say "they refuse to give me a CLI...", is that based on you initiating a CLI request via HP or are you referring to the usage specifically?

What may potentially hold back the CLI would likely be due to the BK on your CRs IMO.