You might want to just do a search on 'chase recon' to see what works.
The number I have is Amazon specific, so that one won't help you -- I would try calling the automated number and trying to get thru to a CSR. IMO recon is always worth a try! 
KYgirl wrote:So I applied for a Chase Southwest Rewards card. I do a lot of travelling for my company almost all on Southwest & partner companies and did the comparison about where my value lies in returns and figured this was my best bet. Not carrying a balance, getting more in my reward flights than the cash back I could earn on other cards.They pulled Experian. FICO 690. One false medical collection that was paid a while ago (working on deleting it-a former employer!), $20 in cc balances and perfect payment record-just short credit history & one student loan. No mortgage, pretty high income for an individual (I'm a senior analyst) DTI ratio is about as close to -0- as you can get.What kinda shot do I have? Snowball in warm places?
KYgirl, when I was pulling my credit out of the ditch (7 years post BK - it drops from your credit reports after 10), I apped for the ASPCA Visa. Keep in mind that I had pristine credit after the BK. NOTHING late, nada, nada, nada! Did all I was suposed to do creditwise. I get the "DECLINED, You Suck" letter from them so I called. The female rep curtly told me, "I'm sorry but we don't extend credit to people with bad credit".
My BK was still showing and they punished me right up until the time it dropped off! Now, I have 3 Chase cards with high limits. Each time I call they bend over backwards to help me. I had the Amazon Visa and asked to switch to the Borders. So, now I don't want the Borders and asked if they'd transfer alll of that amount onto the APSCA so my credit limit would be higher on that one card. Oh, yes!, they said. We want you to have the card you want! You didn't, at one time, want me to have any of your cards.