Posted: 12/14/2009 8:00:29 PM EDT
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I saw a commercial for this card tonight. I went to the website for it but still not sure what it is. I'm thinking it is similar to American Express as there isn't a Visa or a MC logo on the card or the website. Who accepts this card? Tonight is the first I've heard of it. Anyone have one?
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Fuck Chase, I'm still waiting for my new debit card from when they took over WaMu...|
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It's an airline points type card. Didn't see anything about an annual fee, but did see a $52 charge per ticket redeemed. Yup. Not the best out there IMHO. I have two Chase mortgages and I don't do any business with them outside of that. (Friend is an agent). I don' think thier financial service offerings are anything special, though they do offer the supposed stability of the Chase brand (YMMV). Not being a hater, just my considered opinion. |
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Quoted: It's an airline points type card. Didn't see anything about an annual fee, but did see a $52 charge per ticket redeemed. I did some more looking at it seems this would be a benefit if I traveled more. I don't so I will pass. It doesn't seem like it would do anything more than the MC I already have.
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No annual fee
pays 1% back in cash or trinkets/airfare/whatever. No tiers like Discover card. 10,000 bonus points (aka $100) for signing up I think I'd rather get a Chase business card that pays 3% on home improvement, office supplies & restaurants + 1% on everything else. Or the Chase freedom card, which pays 3% on various stuff (changes each quarter, currently bookstores and discount stores, wal-mart, target, etc.) + 1% on everything else. However, getting $100 for free does have some appeal 
I have no idea what the interest rate might be, but if you like to borrow money a rebate credit card is not for you. |
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I think I'd rather get a Chase business card that pays 3% on home improvement, office supplies & restaurants + 1% on everything else. Or the Chase freedom card, which pays 3% on various stuff (changes each quarter, currently bookstores and discount stores, wal-mart, target, etc.) + 1% on everything else. I do my primary banking with Chase, and also have a Chase CC with cashback rewards. It's 3% on the top spending in certain categories (I know automotive and dining are two, as I always get 3% on those) and 1% in all others. |