Chase inactive account question

[MoreRewards]

How long will Chase typically leave inactive accounts open? I don't want my account closed without warning.

Edit: modified title to keep FUD from spreading .  --Rev

[09Lexie]

The title of your thread is alarming. Maybe it should say something about inactive ?

To answer your question, I would guess a year but ymmv

[SuperKirby]

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@09Lexie wrote:
The title of your thread is alarming. Maybe it should say something about inactive ?

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LoL. Totally agree...

::Wipes the sweat off my forehead::

[09Lexie]

@SuperKirby

Tell me about it! ESP after the thread from swpopham!

[Dustink]

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@SuperKirby wrote:

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@09Lexie wrote:
The title of your thread is alarming. Maybe it should say something about inactive ?

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LoL. Totally agree...

::Wipes the sweat off my forehead::

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+1

After seeing the CLD thread last night I was worried.

[Necromancer]

I asked the same question to one the CSR @ chase when I was questioning them about upgrading my Freedom to a siggy, I was "told" (YMMV) that they wouldn't close the account if it had been used at least once in the year that it was to expire.

[MoreRewards]

Sorry everyone. Thanks for the title edit.

Ok haven't used one card in 8 or 9 months.

Guess I will use it JIC here soon.

[myjourney]

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@MoreRewards wrote:
Sorry everyone. Thanks for the title edit.

Ok haven't used one card in 8 or 9 months.

Guess I will use it JIC here soon.

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Time to use it for gum IMHO I wouldn't wait until the year mark but generally yes a year before they will close

[MoreRewards]

Going to use it within the next couple weeks. Thoughtabout moving some of the limit over to another card. Since iit's not a card I will really ever be using but I'd rather not close the account.

[dilettante]

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@Necromancer wrote:

@I asked the same question to one the CSR @ chase when I was questioning them about upgrading my Freedom to a siggy, I was "told" (YMMV) that they wouldn't close the account if it had been used at least once in the year that it was to expire.

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+1

Expiration date may be the trigger. My Freedom card had been inactive since Nov. 2010. I received a letter from Chase in March 2013 saying that my card was due to expire in 2 months and since I hadn't used it in 2 years, they were going to close it unless I called to keep it open.

BUT ( and this is where YMMV comes in), this was a very old account with a decent CL of 25.5K, so not sure if this is their standard procedure.