So is there a metal card for the average credit consumer?

[LS2982]

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@CS800 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Sapphire Preferred

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I know you recently got it, How is it??

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Sharp. Lol. Other than that there's not much different. Others say its heavy but its hard for me to tell the difference in it and a Plat card. Weigh about the same. Only others I know of are centurion and palladium for the US market.

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How are the benefits compared to the other high end cards?

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Other than the Chase perks (7% dividend, 2 points per $ on travel and dining) its just a visa signature. SHould have same benifits as any other signature. I got it for there partners and UR mall to earn a great deal of points. To be honest, im not sure how I got approved. 2 cards, AAoA 1y3m, no baddies. If your report is similar then give it a shot.

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That's key...Chase likes clean reports like Amex and will approve you with generous starting limit. Your chances of being approved for Sapphire is probably the same as the Freedom

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I always thought that the Sapphire was higher in terms of requirements. So would that be true for the Preferred also?

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I thought the same as well, is preferred harder to get?

[CS800]

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@LS2982 wrote:

Sweet!! 2x points on fast food!!

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Viva mickey D !!

[CS800]

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@CS800 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Sapphire Preferred

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I know you recently got it, How is it??

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Sharp. Lol. Other than that there's not much different. Others say its heavy but its hard for me to tell the difference in it and a Plat card. Weigh about the same. Only others I know of are centurion and palladium for the US market.

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How are the benefits compared to the other high end cards?

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Other than the Chase perks (7% dividend, 2 points per $ on travel and dining) its just a visa signature. SHould have same benifits as any other signature. I got it for there partners and UR mall to earn a great deal of points. To be honest, im not sure how I got approved. 2 cards, AAoA 1y3m, no baddies. If your report is similar then give it a shot.

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That's key...Chase likes clean reports like Amex and will approve you with generous starting limit. Your chances of being approved for Sapphire is probably the same as the Freedom

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I always thought that the Sapphire was higher in terms of requirements. So would that be true for the Preferred also?

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I thought the same as well, is preferred harder to get?

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That was my assumtion. But I think the requiremetn might be the same. Credit card companies love it for people to pay the AF's.

[Anonymous]

I have read people having more difficulty being approved for the Freedom vs the Sapphire but YMMV

[CS800]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I have read people having more difficulty being approved for the Freedom vs the Sapphire but YMMV

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Really. I wonder why

[drsmith]

Does Sapphire have any sort of minimum income requirements or anything?

[Anonymous]

I would say anything over 15k and you should be fine.

[mmduluth]

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@drsmith wrote:

Does Sapphire have any sort of minimum income requirements or anything?

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I'm a full time college student who works part time making $16k/year and I was approved yesterday for $5k. Not my highest limit, but close.

[haulingthescoreup]

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@CS800 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@LS2982 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Sapphire Preferred

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I know you recently got it, How is it??

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Sharp. Lol. Other than that there's not much different. Others say its heavy but its hard for me to tell the difference in it and a Plat card. Weigh about the same. Only others I know of are centurion and palladium for the US market.

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How are the benefits compared to the other high end cards?

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Other than the Chase perks (7% dividend, 2 points per $ on travel and dining) its just a visa signature. SHould have same benifits as any other signature. I got it for there partners and UR mall to earn a great deal of points. To be honest, im not sure how I got approved. 2 cards, AAoA 1y3m, no baddies. If your report is similar then give it a shot.

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That's key...Chase likes clean reports like Amex and will approve you with generous starting limit. Your chances of being approved for Sapphire is probably the same as the Freedom

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I always thought that the Sapphire was higher in terms of requirements. So would that be true for the Preferred also?

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I thought the same as well, is preferred harder to get?

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Just sayin'.

If you keep quoting, please snip 3-4 older posts from the middle.

[drsmith]

I'm in!