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Anonymous
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Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

 

shakalaka

 

Thanks for the advice! I just tried that and it works. It took me to the application page!

 

But the real question is if I should apply at this time or not?

Message 11 of 25
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Freedom Invitation


@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

But the real question is if I should apply at this time or not?


 

If you need the card then yes, go for it. 

If you don't need the card right now then you're better off gardening IMO

Message 12 of 25
shakalaka
Established Contributor

Re: Chase Freedom Invitation


@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

But the real question is if I should apply at this time or not?


 

If you need the card then yes, go for it. 

If you don't need the card right now then you're better off gardening IMO


Agree. It has nice rewards, but if you do not need it ... if you want it and an inq does not matter for you (if denied), go for it.

 

I app´d Saturday night, received the 7-10 day message, called recon at 9 PM and had a nice conversation with a very friendly rep. I already loving Chase, not only because of the limit i did get, but because he was really nice ...



FICO (TU/EX/EQ): 773/766/778 - Total CL 255+K
Message 13 of 25
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

 

Sounds good.

 

One more question... I have $8,500 limit in SW card. Do you guys think if approved, they'll give me a lower limit based on my current score or a higher limit based on SW CL and income (around $87,000)...? What would count more in my case?

Message 14 of 25
afbar1114
Valued Contributor

Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

How long have you had SW? I had freedom/slate for about a year and was approved for united and csp five days apart both having $5k limits
AMEX PRG; AMEX EveryDay $14,800; Freedom $6k; Sapphire $7k; IHG Select $5k; Discover $2,400; BofA Better Balance $9,100; Bank Americard $5,900; Citi DC $2,700; Citi Diamond $2,500; BestBuy $20,000; Amazon Prime $5k, United Club $15,000; Home Depot $20,000; Barclays $7,500

Total Credit Limits: $122,650
Message 15 of 25
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

 

I have SW for about 2 months

Message 16 of 25
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

That's not a long enough time for Chase to consider your SW when determining your credit limit. They typically want to see accounts a year old.
Message 17 of 25
RhubarbPie
New Contributor

Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

does anyone have a guess (based on past chase freedom offers) whether the $100 offer is going to increase in the next few months (like it did around this time last year)? I really want to add Chase Freedom to augment the UR points from my CSP, but I don't want to do it if the offer is going to go up a few weeks after I get it.

Message 18 of 25
Anonymous
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Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

chase gives you 90 days to get a better sign up bonus, should a better one come along that is. Nobody really knows when these limited time awesome Signup bonuses will come around for any particular card.
Message 19 of 25
FutureBillionaire
Established Contributor

Re: Chase Freedom Invitation

If that 300 dollar offer comes up again, I'm going to have to jump on this card.

Gas: Discover It, Penfed Platinum Rewards x2, Chase freedom, Citi TYP
Plane tickets: CSP
Groceries: AMEX BCP, Penfed Platinum Rewards,Citi TYP
Clothes: Express, Amex BCP, Discover IT
Amazon: Citi Forward, Cash +
Restaurants: Citi Forward, Chase Freedom, Discover IT, CSP
Hotels and other travel: Discover Escape, CSP
Movies: BofA travel rewards visa signature(fandango), Discover IT, Citi Forward, Freedom
Bars, clubs, tomfoolery: CSP, Citi Forward, Discover IT, Freedom
Balance transfers: Kroger 123 rewards
Bill Pay: Chase Ink Plus, Citi Forward,
Everyday spending: Bofa Accelerated cash rewards amex, Discover Escape
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