Destroy metal cards??

[Anonymous]

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@merlinflex wrote:

Got the replacement for my RitzCarlton card due to misspelled first name.

How do I destroy the metal card? It is the same number as the replacement!  Don't think my shredder will be able to handle.  Any ideas? TIA!

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Does it have the same CC# and CVV? 

If you don't want to use it as a spare, call Chase for an envelope to send it back and they'll shred it for you. 

[CreditCuriosity]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@merlinflex wrote:

Got the replacement for my RitzCarlton card due to misspelled first name.

How do I destroy the metal card? It is the same number as the replacement!  Don't think my shredder will be able to handle.  Any ideas? TIA!

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Does it have the same CC# and CVV? 

If you don't want to use it as a spare, call Chase for an envelope to send it back and they'll shred it for you. 

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+1 what i said above

[Broke_Triathlete]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Broke_Triathlete wrote:

Tape it up as a target at the shooting range! 

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The bullet would richochette back at you. 

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Not if you use armor piercing rounds LOL! 

[Anonymous]

The Ritz Carlton Rewards card is full metal, not sandwiched core like the sapphire cards. I wouldn't try the garden shears.

Instead, do it the easy way: drop by your local Chase branch and have them put it in their secure disposal bin.

[Strogen]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Broke_Triathlete wrote:

Tape it up as a target at the shooting range! 

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The bullet would richochette back at you. 

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Only if you were using a BB gun, a .22 out of a rifle could easily go right through one of these cards. If my friend still has a card I will test the theory. 

[Kenny]

Chase will send you an envelope that will easily house 2 metal cards and you might even get away with putting 4 in there. I know I've returned 3 this way.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

The Ritz Carlton Rewards card is full metal, not sandwiched core like the sapphire cards. I wouldn't try the garden shears.

Instead, do it the easy way: drop by your local Chase branch and have them put it in their secure disposal bin.

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Ah good point! I completely forgot about that but all retail banks have special 'trash' bins where it's contents get sent out and destroyed in a careful mannar. 

[darkfrosty]

When I had to dispose of my CSP two times all I did was walk into my local Chase branch and they had a shredder there that could do it .