Chase Credit Cards

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Call Chase and ask. That way you will have an accurate answer.

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Today, Chase is one of the top credit card issuers in the U.S. Its evolution was driven in part by a string of mergers, with Chase growing through various acquisitions involving a number of banks over the years. just visit to: http://www.card-city.com/Chase.html and get all information about chase cards.

card??? how hard is it to redeem the rewards? i saw there is a list of things you can get but are the perks only in the California Disney or did you use them in Orlando, too?

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we have this. its very easy to redeem, you just call up and they send you a rewards card that works just like a credit card. ive used it in orlando for room, food, gifts, everything

I am in need of a credit card and was primarily looking at getting one from Citi or Chase; specifically these two: http://www.citicards.com/cards/wv/ cardDetail.do?screenID=925 and http://www.chase.com/ccp/index.jsp? pg_name=ccpmapp/card_acquisitions/ unsolicited/page/PFSCreditCardDetails& sourcecode=9D5Y Based on the features, benefits, APR's, and I suppose customer service, which do you guys prefer? The rewards aspect is nice to have but it won't be used much in the near future (I'm poor), but I still want to keep it in mind. Or maybe there is a better card out there you guys can refer me to. Also, how fast is the purchase transaction posting with each? Since I have no credit history, what are my chances of being accepted for a Chase card other than the student offerings?

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I have a Chase Amazon Platinum Visa and Citi Drivers Edge Platinum MasterCard. Citi sucks. The customer service does not exist, and they need up to a week to post a transaction. Also, online payments take up to four days to post. Never had any problems with Chase. Very professional customer service and fast online updates. They also tend to provide higher credit limits.

A chase credit card I received from http://www.lowest-apr-cards.com/ helped me to build my credit score and very easy to manage it. Now I want to get another credit card from this site. Is there a point in having two cards, or should I just stick with one.

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it's up to you really but keep in mind that any time you open or close an account it will cause your credit score to decrease.