@dodgerslv wrote:i noticed i get ads for my investments, then to follow them on twiiter and earch extra cash on the freedom card i have. I cleared cookies and went back and now get ads for the southwest, freedom and CSP cards....LOL
That's exactly what I'm talking about. Assuming that your siggy is accurate, you already have a ton of Chase cards so they won't give you targeted ads to apply for those cards, although they might advertise benefits, like letting you know you have enough UR points to get a statement credit or something. However, when you clear your cookies and history, they don't know what you have until you login so you get blasted for everything.
@dodgerslv wrote:
@msf12555 wrote:
@dodgerslv wrote:i noticed i get ads for my investments, then to follow them on twiiter and earch extra cash on the freedom card i have. I cleared cookies and went back and now get ads for the southwest, freedom and CSP cards....LOL
That's exactly what I'm talking about. Assuming that your siggy is accurate, you already have a ton of Chase cards so they won't give you targeted ads to apply for those cards, although they might advertise benefits, like letting you know you have enough UR points to get a statement credit or something. However, when you clear your cookies and history, they don't know what you have until you login so you get blasted for everything.
exactly, once i logged in, logged out and back in again, then it was whole diffrent type of ads. Im not too far from the requirement for chase private client status so i keep getting ads regarding my investments....lol
Yeah, there you go. I figured the useful information for people of the CC forum would be that Chase sends you ads for credit cards that you have a high chance of getting approved for. There are tons of things that would take a lot of user input to figure out, but I think that the reasoning and logic is right on. If you have a score of 650, have an account with Chase, and have logged in and out to allow them to update your cookies, you may get ads for a Slate or a Freedom, but that's about it. Now, maybe you pay your UTIL down from 90% across the board to zero on all cards except one, which is 1-9%. Your score goes up to 720. Now you might (in time) start getting ads for SW Premier, Marriott, and CSP (or something like that). I guess the point is that for existing customers, your ads are going to be for products that Chase thinks they can approve you for.
