Chase credit cards - is it possible to switch from Slate to a different card? Credit pull?

[Anonymous]

Title says it all basically.  Got a Chase Slate about 9 months ago for the 0% APR / 0% balance transfer to pay off my wife's car.

Now that it's paid off, I won't use the card - it doesn't offer me anything.

So my question is - could (or should) I call Chase and find out if I can switch this to a different product, like the Flex?

If they would do it, would:

A) I get the SUB

B) Get another hard credti pull?

Thanks - I did try to search, but mostly only see threads about people switching to/from CSR/CSP cards.  Plus, what the heck do I know?

Shawn

[Remedios]

You can PC to Flex. You aren't eligible for SUB if you do PC. 

There won't be another HP for doing a PC. 

[Anonymous]

Is PC = Product change?

[FinStar]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Is PC = Product change?

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Yes.

[Citylights18]

Once an account has been open for 12 months you can product change all you want.

Airline miles however start the expiration clock ticking.

[Anonymous]

This is why I love this forum.

Called and converted to Freedom Flex.  Forum was 100% correct; no SUB / no hard pull.

I used the "backdoor" number I found in another board on here - whole process took 5 minutes start to finish.

Thanks everyone!

[Anonymous]

Last month I called Chase to product change my Slate to a Freedom Unlimited. I already have a Freedom, and wanted another Visa that I could at least get some rewards with at Costco. Took all of 5 minutes on the phone. Was able to use the old Slate card as a Freedom Unlimited immediately. You much call in for a Product Change so that they can read you disclosures. Cheers!

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[Remedios]

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@Citylights18 wrote:

Once an account has been open for 12 months you can product change all you want.

Airline miles however start the expiration clock ticking.

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Why would they wait a year? 

There is no annual fee increase involved

[Anonymous]

Don't want to press my luck - think I can do something like this with a BankAmericard?  It's got 13k with a 0 balance.

Not sure if BOA has great credit cards or not.

[coldfusion]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Don't want to press my luck - think I can do something like this with a BankAmericard?  It's got 13k with a 0 balance.

Not sure if BOA has great credit cards or not.

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BoA allows for PCs with some restrictions but you should be able to PC your card to a Cash Rewards which for you is likely a good option. 

They don't normally allow a PC to the Premium Rewards card.