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Chase Freedom UnlimitedĀ®: Earn Expired
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Chase is offering a $200 Bonus after you spend $500 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening for the Chase Freedom UnlimitedĀ®. Annual fee is $0. Thanks helper02
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Chase is offering a $200 Bonus after you spend $500 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening for the Chase Freedom UnlimitedĀ®. Annual fee is $0. Thanks helper02
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Chase is offering a $200 Bonus after you spend $500 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening for the Chase Freedom UnlimitedĀ®. Annual fee is $0.
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Created 07-23-2020
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Call the reconsideration line immediately.
Call the reconsideration line immediately.
If you get rejected sometimes there are errors in their automation side or just simply discrepancies. I have always called the reconsideration lines for credit agencies and sometimes even gotten approved over the phone.
At the least it will tell you why you got denied and it will be a learning experience. In this specific case: Always call
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They're only bad if you are maxing-out the lines! Having many lines with a high amount of credit available and low utilization is a great thing!
The goal is to have as many lines as possible with very little balance on each so they do not close. Your credit will initially take a hit because your overall credit history will be lowered with each new opening...so best to open early on in your life!
Feel free to ping me if you need more information.
What about balance transfer? Can I use this for that?
also, i had someone refer me , when do they get there 10k referall bonus
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You should call Chase. My guess is that the account number will not change and internally they will just code the card as Chase Unlimited. However, they might send you a new physical card with a different card expiration date.
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As an example, for a laptop purchased with Chase Freedom on September 1, 2020, with a 1 year manufacturer warranty, the Chase Freedom card would extend the warranty by another year so the warranty would expire on August 31, 2022. Let's say, that on September 25, 2020, you product change the Chase Freedom card to the Chase Freedom Flex card and the laptop breaks down on February 1, 2022. Is the laptop covered under the extended warranty protection? And, if yes, under which card is it covered? The original Chase Freedom card (now closed) or the Chase Flex card?
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BENEFIT BOOKLET
"This benefit is provided to eligible Cardholders at no additional cost. The terms and conditions contained in this Guide to Benefit may be modified by subsequent endorsements. Modifications to the terms and conditions may be provided via additional Guide to Benefit mailings, statement inserts, statement messages or email or other secure portal messaging vehicles. The benefit described in this Guide to Benefit will not apply to
Cardholders whose Accounts have been suspended or canceled.
Termination dates may vary by financial institutions. Chase can cancel or non-renew the benefit for Cardholders, and if they do, they will notify you at least thirty (30) days in advance"
ORIGINAL QUESTION
Does the warranty protection available for a laptop purchased under the Chase Freedom VISA card lapse if one product changes it to the Chase Freedom Flex Mastercard?
As an example, for a laptop purchased with Chase Freedom on September 1, 2020, with a 1 year manufacturer warranty, the Chase Freedom card would extend the warranty by another year so the warranty would expire on August 31, 2022. Let's say, that on September 25, 2020, you product change the Chase Freedom card to the Chase Freedom Flex card and the laptop breaks down on February 1, 2022. Is the laptop covered under the extended warranty protection? And, if yes, under which card is it covered? The original Chase Freedom card (now closed) or the Chase Flex card?
BENEFIT BOOKLET
"This benefit is provided to eligible Cardholders at no additional cost. The terms and conditions contained in this Guide to Benefit may be modified by subsequent endorsements. Modifications to the terms and conditions may be provided via additional Guide to Benefit mailings, statement inserts, statement messages or email or other secure portal messaging vehicles. The benefit described in this Guide to Benefit will not apply to
Cardholders whose Accounts have been suspended or canceled.
Termination dates may vary by financial institutions. Chase can cancel or non-renew the benefit for Cardholders, and if they do, they will notify you at least thirty (30) days in advance"
ORIGINAL QUESTION
Does the warranty protection available for a laptop purchased under the Chase Freedom VISA card lapse if one product changes it to the Chase Freedom Flex Mastercard?
As an example, for a laptop purchased with Chase Freedom on September 1, 2020, with a 1 year manufacturer warranty, the Chase Freedom card would extend the warranty by another year so the warranty would expire on August 31, 2022. Let's say, that on September 25, 2020, you product change the Chase Freedom card to the Chase Freedom Flex card and the laptop breaks down on February 1, 2022. Is the laptop covered under the extended warranty protection? And, if yes, under which card is it covered? The original Chase Freedom card (now closed) or the Chase Flex card?
Only thing that matters is the card had the benefit when you made the purchase.
They could remove the benefit the next day entirely and you'd still be covered.
Likewise no longer holding the card doesn't change that either (no longer being a customer of the bank AT ALL may impact SOME banks benefits- but that's not relevant to the question here since you still have a chase card and I'm unaware of chase having a restriction like that off hand anyway)
The benefit is administrated by a 3rd party company that doesn't even ask you if you're a CURRENT cardmember.
The only relevance really is sometimes they ask for a copy of your statement showing you charged the item to the card- which you might not easily be able to pull up on a closed account, so grab a copy of that at time of purchase and save it somewhere.
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They could remove the benefit the next day entirely and you'd still be covered.
Likewise no longer holding the card doesn't change that either (no longer being a customer of the bank AT ALL may impact SOME banks benefits- but that's not relevant to the question here since you still have a chase card and I'm unaware of chase having a restriction like that off hand anyway)
The benefit is administrated by a 3rd party company that doesn't even ask you if you're a CURRENT cardmember.
The only relevance really is sometimes they ask for a copy of your statement showing you charged the item to the card- which you might not easily be able to pull up on a closed account, so grab a copy of that at time of purchase and save it somewhere.
Yes, I have made copies of everything. I guess I was concerned by the language that states, "The [extended warranty] benefit described in this Guide to Benefit will not apply to Cardholders whose Accounts have been suspended or canceled " and I assumed that "canceled" in the sentence here also implied product changes since technically, the card you are product changing from (Feedom VISA) is cancelled in a product change.