chase cards

[Anonymous]

which bureau  do chase pull from!!!!! thx

[FinStar]

Outcomes can definitely vary OP, depending on the region.  They typically pull 2 CRAs, although not always.  So, it can be a combination of EQ/EX, TU/EX, EQ/TU.  For my most recent (biz) application they used EQ/TU, but for my previous apps I only incurred single HPs on either EX or TU. 

[wasCB14]

4 NY apps: 4 EX

1 NY HP CLI: TU, EX

1 CA app: EX

[Anonymous]

Chase has like Six Million combinations*, Man. It's like a Big Valley of peril. One needs a Fall Guy to safely navigate it, just in case.

For me they pulled TU/EX for every card I've apped == 3X

* substitute "Dollar" & remove comma

[Anonymous]

Would be a great username for a rebuilder.

[bourgogne]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Chase has like Six Million combinations*, Man. It's like a Big Valley of peril. One needs a Fall Guy to safely navigate it, just in case.

For me they pulled TU/EX for every card I've apped == 3X

* substitute "Dollar" & remove comma

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ok that was really good, thank you!

over 12 apps over the past decade in socal, all approved with a single EX hit each time

[calyx]

They HPed two both time I applied, but they also soft pulled the third bureau.

And I'm in NC - nearly everyone pulls EQ here (including/especially Chase).

[Anonymous]

are chase cards easy to get approved on ... what are the requirements besides the 5/24 rule

[HeavenOhio]

Your oldest card should be a year or more old and your newest card should be at least three months old. Sapphire cards would require a longer history and thicker file than cards like the Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, or Amazon.

[AverageJoesCredit]

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@Anonymous wrote:

are chase cards easy to get approved on ... what are the requirements besides the 5/24 rule

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Not necessarily. Have money and be prepared to sell your soul