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You won't be eligible for a Sapphire bonus for another ~37 months, so PCing to CSR may be the way to go (rather than applying for it as a new account).























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No SUB but if you spend a fair amount in travel and dining and get the 300$ travel credit, you should have no issues getting your money back, easier than CSP IMO.
@Shadowfactor wrote:
There’s been a lot of talk that chase is now limiting you to one card per family.
Where did you hear that? If true, it’s big news. I’ve seen nothing about such a restriction on Doctor of Credit.
One card per Sapphire family
@UpperNwGuy wrote:
@Shadowfactor wrote:
There’s been a lot of talk that chase is now limiting you to one card per family.Where did you hear that? If true, it’s big news. I’ve seen nothing about such a restriction on Doctor of Credit.
This was a couple months ago that a rumor was circulating that chase may be limiting you to one card per family. So no more multiple freedoms but obviously the rumor didnt pan out then. I probably should have made that clearer that I was going off a rumor, but theres so many with chase its hard to keep track of what exactly pans out and what doesnt.
I know theres the One Sapphire family card rule firmly in place.























@Anonymous wrote:
Op is here...That's wright but can't I do a PC from CSp to a regular freedom and then apply for CSR to get my SUbs? Or transfer the of the limit of CSP to Freexom unlimited and then apply for CSR to get my SuBs?
There is no way you're going to get the Sign up bonus for any sapphire card for 48 months. Chase has continually restricted the Sapphire card SUB's and they are all treated as one. No PC, limit transfer etc is going to change that.






















