It's not so much boredom but taking advantage of a big purchase that with the right card could maybe help me pay for my next vacation. Cards change every year so I don't see the harm in trying a new one every six month or so to see if it's a good fit. And if it's not then I shouldn't be afraid to ditch it, but I haven't yet.
I would like to get the CSR, but again, not if the 100,000 bonus is slashed, which it will be after March. It looks like it is going to be the one that gets away, which I can live with.
I already have the Ink Preferred. I was lucky to get it at the end of 2016. I think I slipped through Chase' cracks on that one. I came in to open a business account with a coupon and then the pre-approval popped up. They won't pre-approve me for anything else so I will move on to other offers. And a customer service rep told me that AU counts on 5/24. Not sure how firm any of it is though, I talk to my banker about it a lot and he said it's actually not the official position of Chase.
Hate my Aviator card, but everytime I call to do a product change they waive the annual fee. The Citi AA card is in the lead. We fly AA probably twice a year.
