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Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

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Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

Suppose your WaMu card is lost or becomes inoperable, will they replace your WaMu card with a Chase card ?
Message Edited by RichRaven on 01-27-2009 11:20 AM
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oracles
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

ok would you like to tell us lol
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Scamp
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase


RichRaven wrote:
Suppose your WaMu card is lost or becomes inoperable, will they replace your WaMu card with a Chase card ?
Message Edited by RichRaven on 01-27-2009 11:20 AM

 

Best way to get the answer to that one is to call 'em and ask. Smiley Wink
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oracles
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

I think because it has not officially converted over yet, you would probably will get a wamu card but i agree with Scamp, you should definitely call and ask.

 

Also, i would ask if there is a replacement fee.

 

I dont think that is the way with Chase or Wamu but i do know of some companies that will charge you a fee to replace the card.

 

Just stating this for some newbies who might not know.

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MattH
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase


@oracles wrote:

I think because it has not officially converted over yet, you would probably will get a wamu card but i agree with Scamp, you should definitely call and ask.

 

Also, i would ask if there is a replacement fee.

 

I dont think that is the way with Chase or Wamu but i do know of some companies that will charge you a fee to replace the card.

 

Just stating this for some newbies who might not know.


 

I have never paid a fee for a replacement card.

 

WAMU once had my mortgage, but at the peak of the real estate bubble they sold most of their prime mortgages to Wells Fargo because WAMU wanted to go after higher-rate business, and we all know where that business model got them.

 

 

 

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Anonymous
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase


@MattH wrote:

 

WAMU once had my mortgage, but at the peak of the real estate bubble they sold most of their prime mortgages to Wells Fargo because WAMU wanted to go after higher-rate business, and we all know where that business model got them.

 


Yep, it got them bought out by Chase.

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Anonymous
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

I actually lost my Wamu card about 2 weeks ago.  It was replaced with another Wamu card.
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Anonymous
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase


@Anonymous wrote:
I actually lost my Wamu card about 2 weeks ago.  It was replaced with another Wamu card.

 

Wasit lost or was it "lost"?  LOL 
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Anonymous
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

I would imagine that up until your account is actually converted to a chase account (March) your card will be replaced with a WAMU card because... well... it's still a WAMU card.
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Anonymous
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Re: Interesting question about WaMu and Chase

What about after the conversion? Has anyone ever had this experience. I would find it awsome if I could get the Chase card sooner. I'm also an original WaMu customer not Providian.
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