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Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card In-Branch Signup Bonus: Expired
Up to 90000 Points
(In-Branch only)
Chase [link for reference only; branch locator] is offering Up to 90,000 Signup Bonus Points when you Open a New Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card Account and meet minimum spending thresholds (see details below). This offer is available in-branch only.
Thanks to Community Member hondaman82 for posting this deal.
Bonus details:
Thanks to Community Member hondaman82 for posting this deal.
Bonus details:
- Earn 80,000 bonus points after spending $4,000 in the first 3 months from account opening.
- Additional 10,000 bonus points after spending $6,000 total on purchases made in the first 6 months from account opening
- Total potential bonus of 90,000 bonus points, worth $1,125 toward travel when redeemed through Ultimate Rewards.
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Edited March 20, 2023
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START 3/19, Signup for the Chase Sapphire Preferred and get 80,000 points after $4,000 in spend within the first three months, plus an additional 10,000 bonus points after spending $6,000 total on purchases made in the first 6 months. Total 90,000 points bonus possible. In-Branch Exclusive Offer, the usual 5/24 rules applied, screenshot attached, https://ibb.co/71gjgt7
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Also things to keep in mind:
Use any credits you might have on existing card you haven't used yet.
Insure you move your UR points to a different card before closing old one.
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I think I have my CSP since 2015 so I am sure I am eligible for the offer.
I plan to downgrade My CSP to CF since we can have more than 2 CF but how long do I need to wait before I apply CSP for this offer?
And should I call the branch first to check for the offer since the nearest branch is like 3 hours away?
Thank you
Sd'ers please provide your inputs
No. My wife was an authorized user when I had a Sapphire and she was able to apply for her own and still get the bonus.
Yes as long as u don't have any sapphire card in the last 48 mos and still under the 5/24 rule.
Also things to keep in mind:
Use any credits you might have on existing card you haven't used yet.
Insure you move your UR points to a different card before closing old one.
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Not possible
1) If cancelling the card reduces your total available credit by a LOT, because you have very few cards and/or low limits on other cards- that can hurt you. If cancelling instead would bump your normal utilization month to month from say 2% to 4%- that's not going to matter.
2) If cancelling the card would significantly hurt your average age of credit (and as someone else suggested, unless this is your oldest card, or you have only ever HAD very very few cards in total, this also won't be significant.
That said- it's usually marginally better to downgrade than cancel if you can (and sometimes useful in and of itself to have say a second freedom card or something).... but cancelling won't "kill" your credit score outside the narrow circumstances above.
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Last statement/closed on Feb 2019.
Rejected even it's been over 48 months. Unless rules changed or I can't do math