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Anonymous
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chase switch and bait

i applied for the 40K hyatt card yesterday, got approved, and they're telling me I applied for the 2 nights offer... I have the screenshots too. who can i contact? thanks.

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fltireguy
Valued Contributor

Re: chase switch and bait

Send them a secure message. Chase is usually pretty good with honoring their offers.
NFCU $60.4k/PenFed $22.5k/Commerce $15K/53 $11K/Synovus $14K/BBT $11K/CapOne $12K/DCU $7.5K/BMO $7.5K/Chase $14.5k/Cabelas $10K/ and many many more!
Total CL $398600, plus car and RV loan.
Ooh. Ooh. Getting closer to that $500K mark!
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Anonymous
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Re: chase switch and bait

theyre saying I get what I supposedly applied for.. contact EO or just keep messaging? thx

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BklynHts
New Member

Re: chase switch and bait

2 nights offer is better than 40,000 points, you can use this at any of their most exclusive properties. The most exclusive properties require at least 30,000 points per night, so I'm not certain why the preference for 40,000 points bonus.

 

 

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JackBeNimble1
Contributor

Re: chase switch and bait

I agree two free nights is better than the points. You got lucky!

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trant3
Established Contributor

Re: chase switch and bait

How is the  scenario a "switch and bait"? Didnt really switch from anything. But I agree with others, 2 nights free has a higher value, if you stay at a higher CAT hotel.

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fltireguy
Valued Contributor

Re: chase switch and bait

Oh wait.. I would take what you got over the 40k points ina heartbeat
!!!!
NFCU $60.4k/PenFed $22.5k/Commerce $15K/53 $11K/Synovus $14K/BBT $11K/CapOne $12K/DCU $7.5K/BMO $7.5K/Chase $14.5k/Cabelas $10K/ and many many more!
Total CL $398600, plus car and RV loan.
Ooh. Ooh. Getting closer to that $500K mark!
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Anonymous
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Re: chase switch and bait

I never even travel out of state so I wouldn't even know where to use the two free nights lol. Unless there's something spectacular in california, which i will be visiting soon that's a very high category maybe?

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ChargedUp
Senior Contributor

Re: chase switch and bait


@Anonymous wrote:

I never even travel out of state so I wouldn't even know where to use the two free nights lol. Unless there's something spectacular in california, which i will be visiting soon that's a very high category maybe?


Hyatt has high end properties all over California. Use Hyatts own site to see what is in the area you will be visiting.

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wasCB14
Super Contributor

Re: chase switch and bait

Two nights are not always better than 40k.

 

1. The nights can expire if your plans change. The points don't (though there may be devaluations).

 

2. Not everyone is going to stay at premium properties. Five nights at a Cat 2 may be more convenient.

 

They also have occasionally done targeted 50k offers, and even 50k + $50 ones.

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