Jul 7, 2009

$250 Bonus with Chase Sapphire Preferred Card

Apply for the Chase Sapphire Preferred card and get a bonus of 25,000 points that can be applied towards an airline ticket or a statement credit of $250. If you want, you can also transfer these points to some airline and hotel reward programs.

Information & application link

First year is free, then you pay $95 annually.

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2 comments:

ace said...

Chase can take their cards and SHOVE IT where the sun don't shine. They are nothing but LIARS. They tack on all sorts of fees to the card and paying the minimum or even half of the card balance isn't good enough for them. They will just close your account after a couple of times of you only paying half the card balance, report you to the credit bureaus as "delinquent" and send 10 different debt collectors after you. I'm not kidding about this.

There is NO negotiating with them. It's either you pay the card in full or you will be paying through the nose with their miscellaneous fees. I wouldn't recommend Chase to a dog for Christ sakes.

Don't get a card with Chase and certainly DO NOT open a bank account with Chase. You will be SORRY beyond belief if you have an account with Chase. Chase will close your bank account without warning if you don't keep more than $12 in it at any given time. $12 that goes towards their "monthly service fee". And after they close your bank account, your name gets listed in Chex System and you have NO choice but to get a second chance checking account. There is NO way of getting your name out of the Chex System.

If you have an account with Chase, CLOSE IT NOW. DO NOT WAIT. DO NOT PATRONIZE THEM. Don't patronize businesses that practice deceptive tactics. I will HATE Chase forever and a day. I don't want anyone to go through what I went through with Chase. It's mind blowing the way they operate.

Anonymous said...

@ace: My personal experience with Chase has been fantastic, with both credit cards and bank accounts. It ultimately also depends on how well you read the fine print and understand it.