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Star2211
- New Member
posted: Feb. 5, 2008 @ 3:01p
win333 said: To many new account with chase is normal, nothing tight about it. To many new accounts in the last 12 months is also normal. But if you pay attention to which accounts you apply for, you can get up to 5. So far thats the RECORD i've seen, VENTURION is going to go for 15 also but I think he's going to plan it out a little better. Just because 1 chase app gets denied doesn't mean the next 1 won't get approved. There is NO computer at chase that see EVERY chase app you have. There is a copmuter at chase that may see most of your app but they can't see all of them before it's to late. Chase has 800 different cards, they are approved by different branchs in the company. There is not 1 branch that does all the approvals or denials. Newbie mistake. Though I did follow ThisGuys list of Chase Cards and their order of application. (of which he got approved for the same 4 cards) I guess a fair amount of the whole process is still being discovered. |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 5, 2008 @ 3:21p
Star2211 said:win333 said:
To many new account with chase is normal, nothing tight about it. To many new accounts in the last 12 months is also normal. But if you pay attention to which accounts you apply for, you can get up to 5. So far thats the RECORD i've seen, VENTURION is going to go for 15 also but I think he's going to plan it out a little better.
Just because 1 chase app gets denied doesn't mean the next 1 won't get approved. There is NO computer at chase that see EVERY chase app you have. There is a copmuter at chase that may see most of your app but they can't see all of them before it's to late.
Chase has 800 different cards, they are approved by different branchs in the company. There is not 1 branch that does all the approvals or denials.
Newbie mistake. Though I did follow ThisGuys list of Chase Cards and their order of application. (of which he got approved for the same 4 cards) I guess a fair amount of the whole process is still being discovered. What most people don't realize is each of us have different things going on. THISGUY has a business credit report I think, I've asked him but no reply yet.
Thats why everything is always a YMMV, and being negative just for the sake of being negative is never a good plan. In Dec. I got denied for the CITI PP biz card. In jan I got approved for the CITI PP biz card for 12,000, you just gotta know how to play the game. I'm not saying i'm the greatest, but you've got to filter out alot of things here. POLARDUDE did like 100 apps and he got plenty. but most said he was crazy, now those same people think differently about him! |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 5, 2008 @ 8:20p
someone on creditboards was told by BofA by a few different CSRs that you can apply for 6 cards on 1 pull. You can follow along here. She has PMed me here before, I guess she doesn't know that creditboard fokes don't like the fatwallet way  http://creditboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=315621 |
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EugeneV
- Ancient Member
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 12:14a
Applying for this many Chase cards is nuts. Among other things, CRAs track the number of times your SSN has been used as input within last 30 days (it is not always on the consumer version of the report). So, it does not matter how many business entities you have... Also, business card applications, approvals and denials are reported to ICS/ARS (at least Visa/MC), so you are trashing that as well. And imagine how much damage you'll get from Chase pulling EXP for each application if they so choose... |
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brianLp518
- Frivolous Member
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 1:23a
you already know this venturion, but you can use me as a guinea pig... i have 15 (19 including business cards) chase card apps in the last two weeks. brianLp518's personal AOR |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 2:16a
Approvals and denials????? I guess doing a 30 app spree is OK. Venturion is not a newbie, I think 15 may be to many also. But why not try to figure it out! Instead of just tossing it out the window as IMPOSSIBLE!
You know, you sound like a newbie who just got here and didn't know that 3 apps is alright. We KNOW thier system can't see all the apps, so why not try to figure the system out. I think between all of us, after he posts his list of cards then we can pick it apart from our experiences. |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 2:52a
Venturion, this is a quote from your 1st AOR. Business Details: $2,500 in business revenue (actual 1099 from 2006 consulting work), same home address/phone number, SS# as TIN where requested (some apps allow you to leave it blank), always requested BT ($30K to $50K to other cards), did not ask for secondary cards, expressed interest in other product (credit card processing), 7 years in business, and 2 years at my current home. Typically asked for ~$50K credit line. Which cards have you found that don't require your SS#, even the NO PG cards that I know of still ask for it but if you don't supply it it's still alright. But there is no way i've found to know.
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EugeneV
- Ancient Member
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 1:15p
From my AOR, everything counts toward the limit with Chase: personal and business, United, GM, Chevy Chase... and the limit is 2. I got all 4, but only due to their multiple screw-ups. |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 1:47p
Like I said, look over OPs past AOR. He knows what he's doing, noone would have thout he would've had the success he did. OP isn't just the normal, He knows his $hit and will end up teaching us all something " I HOPE". |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 7, 2008 @ 5:01p
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Venturion
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Feb. 8, 2008 @ 12:51p
Card Issuer Time Fee Reward Consolidate
1 Chase Premier Cash Rebate First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
2 Chase Cash Rewards First USA 12 99 $35 Yes
3 Chase Platinum Free Cash Rewards First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
4 Chase Flexible Rewards Select First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
5 Chase Flexible Rewards First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
6 Chase Platinum Premier Value Miles First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
7 Chase Platinum First USA 12 75 $35 Yes
8 Chase Rebate First USA 12 99 $35 Yes
9 Chase Professional First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
10 Amazon.com First USA 6 99 N/A Yes
11 BellSouth First USA 6 99 $30 Yes
12 Borders First USA 6 99 1K Yes
13 GM World First USA 12 99 N/A Yes
14 GoDaddy.com Rewards First USA 6 99 N/A Yes
15 Michelin Advantage First USA 6 99 $20 Yes
16 Priority Club Rewards First USA 6 99 15K Yes
17 UPS Capital First USA 6 75 N/A Yes
18 Advanta Platinum Advanta 15 90 $30 No
19 Chevy Chase Platinum First USA 12 75 N/A Yes
20 BB&T Unsure 6 N/A Unsure
21 AMA Platinum First USA 12 75 $50 Yes
22 Office Depot Worklife Rewards First USA 6 99 $25 Yes
23 UPS Store Rewards First USA 12 75 N/A Yes
24 Cap Platinum Pref No Hassle Cash Capital One 12 N/A N/A No
25 CitiBusiness PremierPass Citibank 12 N/A 15K Yes
26 CitiBusiness ThankYou Network Citibank 12 N/A 15K Yes
27 Bank Atlantic Juniper 15 75 N/A No
28 National City Unsure 6 N/A 5K Unsure
29 Associated Bank Citi 12 N/A N/A Yes
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1 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=9R6W&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_chase_biz_premier_cash_rebate&option=&page=apply
2 http://www.cardselection.com/apply/chase-business-cash-rewards.html
3 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=9R76&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_chase_biz_free_cash_rewards&option=&page=apply
4 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=9R7Z&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_chase_biz_flex_rewards_select&option=&page=apply
5 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=9R7T&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_chase_biz_flex_rewards&option=&page=apply
6 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=9R7D&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_chase_biz_premier_value_miles&option=&page=apply
7 http://www.cardselection.com/apply/chase-platinum-visa-business.html
8 http://www.cardselection.com/apply/chase-business-rebate.html
9 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=9R8F&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_chase_professional&option=&page=apply
10 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=B27Q&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_amazon_biz&option=&page=apply
11 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=B4JH&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_bellsouth_biz&option=&page=apply
12 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=BDGQ&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_borders_biz&option=&page=apply
13 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=92310021&ct=BJXC&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_gm_bizcard_world&option=&page=apply
14 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=93320004&ct=BK5W&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_godaddy&option=&page=apply
15 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=B55R&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_michelin_advantage&option=&page=apply
16 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=BLBT&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_priority_club_biz_rewards&option=&page=apply
17 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=B5DG&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=cac_ups_biz&option=&page=apply
18 http://www.cardselection.com/apply/advanta-platinum-business-rewards.html
19 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=7P7Y&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=chevy_chase_bizcard_flexlow&option=&page=apply
20 in person
21 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=5R2K&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=ama_biz&option=&page=apply
22 https://www.myworkliferewards.com/loyalty/enrollment.do?S=01&visa=B&group_code=90756&promo_id=&opt_in_type=&pcode=&retail_visa_enroll=&S=01&member_id_param=&pcode_Y=&target=
23 https://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?card=5Y6J&mkid=6B01&partner_dir_name=ups_capital_bizcard_store&option=&page=apply
24 http://www.capitalone.com/smallbusiness/cards/prod_redirect.php?linkid=WWW_Z_Z_02_SBNHC_C1_01_T_SBREDIR&sbproduct=nhcx
25 https://www.citicards.com/cards/acq/Apply.do?screenID=3005&locale=en_US&siteId=BAO&B=M&ProspectID=07AD80D07A4748E49E312A9D4330B563&app=UNSOL&m=5CJB000000W&referral=cj &langId=EN&sc=6VWZA2E7&link=Business_24884232
26 https://web.da-us.citibank.com/cgi-bin/citifi/scripts/infrastructure/external_site_popup.jsp?BS_Id=CitiBizTYRNApply&BV_UseBVCookie=yes&BS_Branding=NoBranding
27 https://www.juniper.com/app/japply/lp/19686.jsp?campaignid=0000727&obadloc=015&retCID=0000404&retCELL=001&retLP=12000.jsp
28 https://www.sda.nationalcity.com/ApplicationStart.aspx?PAGE=0
29 http://www.citibank.com/us/cards/cardserv/associated/index.htm
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 8, 2008 @ 1:21p
Is there any rhyme or reason for these chase apps? Brians 15 apps are only showing 4 on the chase app status line.
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Venturion
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Feb. 8, 2008 @ 2:54p
No rhyme or reason YET. All of them are 0%, of course. I want to do most if not all of the Chase co-branded/affinity cards. As to the pure chase cards, that's up in the air. |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 8, 2008 @ 3:15p
Well in my experience, Chase biz, chase ups and chase profession must come from diffent credit buckets. I got my chase cards in this order all in 45 days Chase Biz 6,000 Chase Prof. 20,000 Chase UPS 15,000 YMMV, can't know for sure. |
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Venturion
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Feb. 9, 2008 @ 12:25p
EugeneV said:Applying for this many Chase cards is nuts. Among other things, CRAs track the number of times your SSN has been used as input within last 30 days (it is not always on the consumer version of the report). So, it does not matter how many business entities you have... Also, business card applications, approvals and denials are reported to ICS/ARS (at least Visa/MC), so you are trashing that as well. And imagine how much damage you'll get from Chase pulling EXP for each application if they so choose...Eugene, thanks for the information and insight. A few comments for your consideration: 1) Experian will be frozen (just waiting for confirmation from EX) 2) how many apps is too many? I did five last time with very good results 3) exactly what impact does the ICS/ARS report have? Thanks for the feedback! [EDIT] Eugene, I see the post above where you indicate the limit of Chase apps/cards is 2. My experience supports a different conclusion. I am not aware of any screw-ups with my last A0R and I applied for and received 5 chase cards (some were co-branded). |
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Venturion
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Feb. 9, 2008 @ 12:27p
win333 said:Venturion, this is a quote from your 1st AOR.
Business Details: $2,500 in business revenue (actual 1099 from 2006 consulting work), same home address/phone number, SS# as TIN where requested (some apps allow you to leave it blank), always requested BT ($30K to $50K to other cards), did not ask for secondary cards, expressed interest in other product (credit card processing), 7 years in business, and 2 years at my current home. Typically asked for ~$50K credit line.
Which cards have you found that don't require your SS#, even the NO PG cards that I know of still ask for it but if you don't supply it it's still alright. But there is no way i've found to know. Win, I think the parenthetical was meant to be interpreted to say that some apps didn't require the TIN - I believe all require SSN. Unfortunately, it was so long ago that I don't recall. I'll pay closer attention this time and take notes if any apps do indeed not require SSN. |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 9, 2008 @ 4:41p
From what I understand, Home depot master card, BP?, Sams club Discover and Keybank master card do not require SS#. I think rates suck but those are real business credit cards. I will know more in a few months, long story.
If you can figure out more of them, that would be great!
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lhendricks92
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Feb. 9, 2008 @ 5:57p
win333, what is the fetish with getting credit without a PG? These lines are pretty much useless by themselves, so unless they help you build toward some bigger purpose, I don't get it. In cased you missed it, I started a business credit strategy thread to discus this very topic, and I would appreciate your input. |
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win333
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Feb. 9, 2008 @ 7:03p
lhendricks92 said:win333, what is the fetish with getting credit without a PG? These lines are pretty much useless by themselves, so unless they help you build toward some bigger purpose, I don't get it. In cased you missed it, I started a business credit strategy thread to discus this very topic, and I would appreciate your input. Yes I did miss it, I'll check it out. Yes there is a reason, Since I do have a business. I'm building for bigger and better things.
1 example would be buying a car with no PG, it won't show up on your credit report. I now have 3 more credit reports that will look great. Many people get the CITI biz TRIO and those are 0%, I want to see If I can get approved for 50,000 a pop instead of these 10,000 a pop cards. |
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Venturion
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Feb. 11, 2008 @ 1:29p
Anyone in VA freeze experian? How long did it take? I sent the request by mail two weeks ago... still waiting. Also, I got my Equifax business report this weekend - damn if it isn't spot on. I'll have to go through line by line, but it seems to have almost every biz card from my last biz A0R. I applied for a BofA biz power rewards visa via the S-Corp recently. The inquiry showed up in the Equifax biz report and my personal report. I was approved for an $8,500 CL. When I applied for the same card last July in conjunction with my A0R and sole-P, I received a $20K CL. So the approval doesn't seem to be a problem; however, the CL may be limited. I believe Mark alluded to this before. I'm still going to call Advanta, Chase, AMEX, etc. to discuss prior to this A0R. So... T-5 days I imagine with the above calls and the confirmed Experian freeze being the two primary milestones beforehand. |
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