Congratulations! Did you get the Signature?
I got approved for the same amount. Did your message say something like if this amount doesn't meet your needs please feel free to discuss available credit options with a car? And also how do you know if its the visa signature card? My email just said congrats it's on the way. I went Togo turn my printer on and it said for security reasons it logged me off 
got a screenshot but didn't get to print it off. To anyone else what re the odds of qualifying for another chase card while having this one?
got a screenshot but didn't get to print it off. To anyone else what re the odds of qualifying for another chase card while having this one?
I don't think this card is particulary hard to get. You'll probably need to have a 700+ score, but obviously that varies. As far as being a first time Chase member, this card would be harder to get as opposed to the Chase Freedom or Sapphire (no AF), but if your credit is good you shouldn't have a problem. When I applied for this card, they pulled Experian. The rewards are good, but not great. If you're a frequent Southwest flyer this card will obvioiusly be of high value. If you're planning to use the sign-up bonus for a vacation or something, that's understanable, but if you don't plan to fly Southwest or travel often, I would look at other cards, especially the Sapphire Preferred. You can transfer points 1:1 and you recive better benefits and flexibility. Just my $0.02 
@britthester wrote:I don't think this card is particulary hard to get. You'll probably need to have a 700+ score, but obviously that varies. As far as being a first time Chase member, this card would be harder to get as opposed to the Chase Freedom or Sapphire (no AF), but if your credit is good you shouldn't have a problem. When I applied for this card, they pulled Experian. The rewards are good, but not great. If you're a frequent Southwest flyer this card will obvioiusly be of high value. If you're planning to use the sign-up bonus for a vacation or something, that's understanable, but if you don't plan to fly Southwest or travel often, I would look at other cards, especially the Sapphire Preferred. You can transfer points 1:1 and you recive better benefits and flexibility. Just my $0.02
+1. Other than the signup and annual retention bonuses, there is little use for this card. The one exception might be is if you're trying for the companion pass and have a large annual spend, since transferring points from the CSP diesn't count towards this.
Extremely low spenders (less than 10-15k per year) may also prefer this card over the CSP since the retention bonus will offet the AF, whereas the CSP has no such offset.
