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* Earn Bonus Points with Chase Travel: With this bonus offer, cardmembers who have not purchased travel through Ultimate Rewards/Chase Travel since 9/30/22 ("New Bookers") can earn 7,000 bonus points when they first activate this offer and then purchase a flight and hotel stay totaling $105.00 or more through Chase Travel that are both completed by 1/31/24 11:59 PM ET. Cardmembers who have purchased travel through Ultimate Rewards/Chase Travel since 9/30/22 ("Previous Bookers") can earn 5,000 bonus points when they first activate this offer and then purchase a flight and hotel stay totaling $105.00 or more through Chase Travel that are both completed by 1/31/24 11:59 PM ET. This bonus can only be earned once per cardmember, regardless of how many eligible cards a cardmember has, and the same eligible card must be used for activation and flight and hotel stay purchases. Only Chase Travel purchases paid for entirely with an eligible card will qualify, bookings that include point redemption will not qualify. Flight and hotel stay may be purchased separately. Only completed flights and hotel stays are eligible, flights and hotel stays that are cancelled or refunded will not qualify for this bonus offer. Luxury Hotel & Resort Collection� purchases will qualify for this bonus offer but previous Luxury Hotel & Resort Collection� purchases since 9/30/22 will not count for purposes of determining whether a cardmember is a New Booker or Previous Booker. Please allow up to 8 weeks after the end of the promotional period for bonus points to post to your account. Account must be open and not in default at the time of fulfillment. This bonus offer is non-transferable and applies only to cardmembers who receive marketing communications for this offer. We reserve the right to cancel or modify this offer at any time without notice. Eligible credit cards: Chase Freedom card, Chase Freedom Unlimited card, Chase Freedom Rise card, Chase Freedom Flex card, Chase Ink Cash Card, Chase Ink Business Cash Card, Chase Ink Business Preferred Card, Chase Ink Business Unlimited Card, Chase Ink Plus Card, Chase Ink Business Premier Card, Chase Sapphire card, Chase Sapphire Preferred card, Chase Sapphire Reserve card. See your Rewards Program Agreement for more details about earning and redeeming points.

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lakerfrank
11-16-2023 at 08:49 PM.
11-16-2023 at 08:49 PM.
I purchased airline tickets and my hotel for December last month using CSR. Do I still get the bonus?
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Cubeeless
11-16-2023 at 09:10 PM.
11-16-2023 at 09:10 PM.
Quote from BeigeStew7045 :
It must be a flight AND hotel, not just one.

purchase a flight and hotel stay totaling $105.00

Shouldn't be too difficult for flight and hotel 🤣
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Tom77755
11-23-2023 at 10:51 AM.
11-23-2023 at 10:51 AM.
Everyone says that "it's easy to get all of your money back on the Venture X," but this is a myth in most cases. The prices you get on the CapitalOne website for the $300 credit are rarely the best prices.

For example, I'm looking at The 7 Hotel in Lisbon November 26-28--2 days.
The CapitalOne price is $195.95 / 19,595 Miles
The price on Agoda is $167.24.

This is nearly a $30 price difference (almost 20% more) on the same room.
These differences need to be included in any price calculations and none of the ones I've seen are doing that.

Also, I can book Cebu Pacific on the VentureX page, but I cannot book baggage. Purchasing baggage later costs more. So again, the difference is substantial. And booking flights on travel portals is a risky proposition to begin with. If anything goes wrong with the flight, in most cases you'll have to get CapitalOne to fix it for you, because the airline won't touch their reservation (American Airlines is an exception, I believe.)
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CommonSenssse
01-12-2024 at 08:18 AM.
01-12-2024 at 08:18 AM.
Quote from Knightshade :
Not really though- Chase transfer partners, which is where the real value is, is significantly better than Cap One... Hyatt at Chase is really the ONLY hotel transfer partner anybody has that's worth using for hotels, and they've got a wider selection of airlines too.


Also perhaps you meant the Venture X not the Venture- since the regular Venture also doesn't have Priority Pass unlimited uses.

But even on the Venture X they made the PP benefit worse end of last year- it no longer includes the $28/$56 restaurant credits at airport restaurants.... and the $300 travel credit is now significantly more restrictive (requires booking through their portal- while the CSR $300 travel credit works with nearly everything).


Don't get me wrong, the Venture X is a nice card to ALSO have since, until they cripple it further, the annual fee is pretty easy to break even on (though not quite as easy as before they restricted the $300 credit)... but if you can only have ONE the CSR is going to be the better card for people who travel significantly.


The expensive travel card to dump since the pandemic is the Amex Plat- which is now a garbage coupon book for $695, has the same crippled PP as Venture X, and doesn't even allow guests at Centurion lounges anymore.
Great input. I'm trying to stay in the Chase family but having a hard time pushing myself to get a Chase Sapphire card since I have gotten 100k points in the past. Any advice? I've gotten both the CSR and CSP at the same time many years ago. I'm 0/5 right now. Which chase card should I get?
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Knightshade
01-12-2024 at 08:24 AM.
01-12-2024 at 08:24 AM.
Quote from CommonSenssse :
Great input. I'm trying to stay in the Chase family but having a hard time pushing myself to get a Chase Sapphire card since I have gotten 100k points in the past. Any advice? I've gotten both the CSR and CSP at the same time many years ago. I'm 0/5 right now. Which chase card should I get?

I assume you mean 0/24?

Assuming you have enough organic spend to support churning through cards fairly often, you'd start with the various chase ink business cards-- since those don't add to your 5/24 total at all (but you do need to be under 5/24 to open one).

There's some 90k/100k signups right now going away soon IIRC.

On the personal side you can only get ONE sapphire card now... as to which to get depends on what offer is out there... if you travel much and can use the credits the CSR is the better card for its fee, though CSP often has a better signup bonus.

At that point you'd need to then decide what ELSE you want to use 5/24 slots between the lower-bonus UR cards or the various hotel and other chase cards but burn through the big bonuses first.
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heisman05
03-17-2024 at 09:23 AM.
03-17-2024 at 09:23 AM.
Has anyone actually received the points reward in their account?
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