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Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Credit Card: Spend $5K In First 3 Months, Earn Expired
5 Free Nights
(Up To 50,000 Points Each)
Chase is offering 5 Free Night Awards valued at Up to 50,000 Points each (250,000 Points total) when you Spend $5,000 on purchases in your first 3 months from account opening of the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless™ Credit Card. Annual fee is $95.
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Thanks to community member sanyu for finding this deal.
Card Details:
- Earn 5 Free Nights (each night valued up to 50,000 points) after qualifying purchases + 10X total points on eligible purchases in select categories.
- 1 Free Night Award (valued up to 35,000 points) every year after account anniversary.
- Earn up to 17X total Bonvoy points per $1 spent at hotels participating in Marriott Bonvoy® with the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless® Card.
- 2X Bonvoy points for every $1 spent on all other purchases.
- Automatic Silver Elite Status each account anniversary year. Path to Gold Status when you spend $35,000 on purchases each account year.
- 15 Elite Night Credits each calendar year.
- No Foreign Transaction Fees.
- Earn unlimited Marriott Bonvoy points and get Free Night Stays faster.
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Edited August 20, 2023
at 11:06 AM
Chase is once again offering five free night certificates that can be used on properties costing up to 50,000 points per night when you spend $5,000 within the first three months of account opening on the Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless card.
They ran this promo back in May and I missed the offer. I believe this is the one of the best, if not the best bonus offer for this specific card.
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They ran this promo back in May and I missed the offer. I believe this is the one of the best, if not the best bonus offer for this specific card.
https://creditcards.cha
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It's hard to get a room at a decent property domestically for 50k. Handful of real options.
A typical free night certificate from most credit cards is only 35K pts/night. 50K/night certificates, and they give you five is pretty amazing...
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You don't know what you're talking about. How about you try traveling outside the country. I don't travel inside the U.S. boring. I travel internationally only, and they are advertised as 5-stars and priced at more than double if not triple real 5-star hotels, luring uninformed Americans with a recognizable name. What a joke.
I guess I'll call Chase to see if I can convert my current Marriott Rewards card (I still have old branding!) to this one. Not sure they'll let me, but it would be nice as the 5 nights could be useful for visiting our daughter in college. I'm Lifetime Platinum so the staus is useless (Silver is pointless; $35k spending for Gold is not worth it, either), but even one free night at $95 is worth it since hotels are routinely $150+ these days.
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Come on… when you search Marriott those hotels come up… they are not real 5-star hotels, but charge you like a 5 star hotel. Have you seen their breakfast? What a joke.
I am an expert on 5-star hotels. Marriott isn't one of them, hence the spelling issue. Not even in my vocabulary, why would I need to search for 3-star hotels? Catch my drift?
I've seen it pop up a couple times in the past, so definitely possible it can come around again sometime next year, but nothings guaranteed with these things.
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How do I know? Do I have to check my credit reports? I did get an email from Capitol One that said there was, "a recent change in your Experian credit report." So I guess at least Experian.