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My boss just received a Chase British Airways Visa Signature Card in the mail today.
It's so pretty with its EMV chip and all...not as pretty as say the Palladium but still pretty.
Is it made of metal?
I believe only the Palladium is metal.
@Anonymous wrote:
Chase sapphire preferred is metal.
D'oh forgot about that one.
Envying a CC is like envying a wig, toupee, suit or a dress...... It's not the item, it's what's beneath it all, what supports it that someone is usually in envy of. Putting on the same item doesn't change that a bit.
Now stop before this escalates into triggering a bunch of forum wide app-itch ![]()
@CS800 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Chase sapphire preferred is metal.D'oh forgot about that one.
Also the Chase Presidential Plus (now United MileagePlus Club) and Chase Ritz-Carlton cards.
@RyVision wrote:Envying a CC is like envying a wig, toupee, suit or a dress...... It's not the item, it's what's beneath it all, what supports it that someone is usually in envy of. Putting on the same item doesn't change that a bit.
Now stop before this escalates into triggering a bunch of forum wide app-itch
Hahaha. Well, I'd love to have a $16k credit limit and 100,000 bonus miles, but that's not gonna happen. Maybe in like 5 years!
@Anonymous wrote:
@CS800 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Chase sapphire preferred is metal.D'oh forgot about that one.
Also the Chase Presidential Plus (now United MileagePlus Club) and Chase Ritz-Carlton cards.
You remind me of someone who used to be on here called Tanner. Good kid and knowledgable on the high roller cards.