Chase - Only One Account...**UPDATE**

[n777ua]

I SMd Chase tonight about PC'ing my charge card into the revolver, I was told they can't do it.  I had also asked about moving some of my flex spending limit over to the new account and was told no also.

Then, the rep went on to say that Chase has changed their policy and only allows one account from the same product family per customer.  Does that mean I can only have one Ink, and I need to chose which one ? I thought for sure I have seen reports of people having both the revolver and PIF version.

[Anonymous]

The 1 card per family seems to be a new policy and it does seem that chase is enforcing it. Seems to be their solution to closing the 50-60k signup bonus loophole

[red259]

This isn't good news if I can't get the bold and ink+ 

[FinStar]

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@Anonymous wrote:
The 1 card per family seems to be a new policy and it does seem that chase is enforcing it. Seems to be their solution to closing the 50-60k signup bonus loophole

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+1

Yup...the product family restriction policy went into effect recently.

[_jb_]

Just to clarify, when we say 'similar product family,' we mean one business card per person, one United card per person, etc.

Shouldn't affect multiple credit cards from Chase, right?

[azguy13]

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@_jb_ wrote:

Just to clarify, when we say 'similar product family,' we mean one business card per person, one United card per person, etc.

Shouldn't affect multiple credit cards from Chase, right?

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We have been debating this for about a week now on a couple of threads. One person reported that you cannot have more than 1 Visa siggy.

I believe it also applied to people who want both a CS and a CSP. I am not sure why you would get both, but thats me. I am sure in the next week or two we will have better clarification of what is going on. 

Hopefully they dont mean 1 visa, 1 MC, 1 visa Siggy

[navigatethis12]

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@_jb_ wrote:

Just to clarify, when we say 'similar product family,' we mean one business card per person, one United card per person, etc.

Shouldn't affect multiple credit cards from Chase, right?

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I was just approved for a United Explorerer Business card yesterday, so that can't be it. Maybe you can only have one Ink card now, or at least one Ink with an annual fee and one without. I don't know why they ever allowed people the Ink Plus and Bold anyway.

[n777ua]

I replied for clarification and just got this:

I apologize for the previous e-mail response.

The same product decline applies to Personal accounts and
not for Business accounts. Hence you can apply for an Ink
Plus account, if you have an Ink Bold or even another Ink
Plus account.

I hope the information helps. If you have any further
questions, please reply using the Secure Message Center.

Sincerely,

[youngandcreditwrthy]

I'd like to take this time to
THANK all of you who are "churners" and have made Chase feel exploited.
Now folks w legit biz needs can't get all the cards they want!
Damn you for ruining it for the rest of us!

[Shogun]

I only have one Chase card, the Freedom.  I promise!