Data on delivery of csr

[redpat]

Applied 8/23 and arrived on 8/29 in a beautiful white envelope, I really don't give a crap how it was packaged.

I posted this data so individuals won't need to call and ask where their card is five times, it will come UPS and some will be delivered  in a box and some won't.

Chase is doing their best to get everyone their cards as fast as they can.  I was expecting the worst and hoped for the best and the best worked out.

[newhis]

Thank you redpat. I read another user was approved 8/22 and got the card 8/29.

No UPS alert yet. I hope I can get my card 8/31.

[redpat]

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@newhis wrote:

Thank you redpat. I read another user was approved 8/22 and got the card 8/29.

No UPS alert yet. I hope I can get my card 8/31.

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Be patient you will have it soon.

[Anonymous]

I applied 8/22 and got the card 8/25 after requesting for it to be rushed. Card came in a nice box. Got another ups envelope package on 8/27. Only a white envelope. I have two cards now

[brewcrew87]

Approved instantly in-branch on 8/22.  Received my card in a UPS envelope on 8/26.  

[tjmolly]

Approved online 11:23pm EST on 8/23, got email this morning from UPS that's is due to deliver this afternoon.

[Anonymous]

Here's even more up to date data.  If approved, you will get the card eventually and here's the big news, even if you don't call Chase 32 times to have it expedited.  Shocking I know but I have confirmed this with my sources at Chase and Exxon Mobil

I know redpat didn't do this but I'm fairly sure the median average of calls to Chase is right around 27

[Xistaben2]

I think most people would have their cards by now if Chase didn't end up sending 2 cards to everyone.  You would think there'd be a field on a user's new account to say whether or not a card went out.

I got my fancy box 2 days after I was approved and just yesterday, I got a second card in an envelope.  Chase clearly wasn't prepared for the hype.

[Anonymous]

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@Xistaben2 wrote:

I think most people would have their cards by now if Chase didn't end up sending 2 cards to everyone.  You would think there'd be a field on a user's new account to say whether or not a card went out.

I got my fancy box 2 days after I was approved and just yesterday, I got a second card in an envelope.  Chase clearly wasn't prepared for the hype.

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Maybe, but they also weren't prepared for the obsessed people that called multiple times to have their cards expedited that resulted in duplicate shipments.  Works both ways.

[Xistaben2]

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@Xistaben2 wrote:

I think most people would have their cards by now if Chase didn't end up sending 2 cards to everyone.  You would think there'd be a field on a user's new account to say whether or not a card went out.

I got my fancy box 2 days after I was approved and just yesterday, I got a second card in an envelope.  Chase clearly wasn't prepared for the hype.

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Maybe, but they also weren't prepared for the obsessed people that called multiple times to have their cards expedited that resulted in duplicate shipments.  Works both ways.

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Agreed.  You could thank a certain forum community for that, and I don't mean this one lol.  They are notorious for breaking the internet (and apparently banking systems).  I won't lie though, I called in for an expedited card, but only once because they gave it to me on the first shot.  (it was also early before everyone hopped on that wagon).