Saw this new signing bonus in your newsletter and scooped it up. Used the $625 Chase travel credit to help pay for a trip to Mexico with my wife, and didn’t have to worry about paying high international purchase fees.
Mike
The signing bonus for this card is outstanding. Not to mention the 7% dividends on all points earned every year, double points for dining, and over 10 points/$ on the Ultimate Rewards website. For those in the market for a new rewards card, this should be a no-brainer.
Gj67
Booked 2 roundtrip tickets to fla with 625.00 credit,at no cost to me.
Also have a remaining balance of points for a future trip.This was a great offer
not to be missed! The airfare prices are the same as you would see on any travel website!!!
http://twitter.com/KARMA773 Karma
i have existing chase freedom, can i get this card?
http://www.nerdwallet.com/ Tim
Yes I can’t see why not.
http://twitter.com/KARMA773 Karma
i applied about 3 or 4 card in the last 9 months already. haha, i will apply for the sapphire prefered if i receive offer of $750 spent only and for 50k miles. but don’t know if i wil even get approved cos my credit score from 760 has been going down by at least 20 points for applying many cards.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=711585227 Patrick Riley Connor
I’m having a hard time weighing this card against the Capital One Venture. The Venture has a lower annual fee (which can be argued is offset by the higher signing bonus) and higher rewards rate, but the Sapphire Preferred also has other benefits which can make the points more than the 1% that’s posted, like the 1.25% rate towards travel, the 7% yearly dividend on points, and the ability to transfer points to other miles programs, along with many more redemption options. Essentially, it looks like you can do a heck of a lot more with Chase Ultimate Rewards, even if you can accrue No Hassle Miles at a faster rate.