Chase PerfectCard Offer with Double Rewards

Guest: stevejk
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Post subject: Chase PerfectCard Offer with Double Rewards
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:07 am ----------------------------------------------

Received a card from Chase that they are paying 2% cash back on non-gasoline purchases on their PerfectCard (formerly known as Freedom Card) for the months of August and September. Gasoline purchases still pay 3% cash back, $15 max per month. Non-gasoline purchases are exempt from the $15 limit.

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Guest: usmsci
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 10:00 am

stevejk wrote:
Received a card from Chase that they are paying 2% cash back on non-gasoline purchases on their PerfectCard (formerly known as Freedom Card) for the months of August and September. Gasoline purchases still pay 3% cash back, $15 max per month. Non-gasoline purchases are exempt from the $15 limit.


i think i got the chase flexible rewards visa...which allows me to use all of the rewards or to pick one.. im not too sure.. its confusing..

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Guest: jimmyjack
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 10:29 am

I called Chase and inquired about this, because I have the Perfect Card (was Freedom) but haven't seen the flyer you reference. I was told this offer was only for new accounts. Are you an existing card holder? Could you provide any additional detail (excluding any personal info of course) from the flyer if you are an existing card holder?

I don't typically use this card but have to make fairly sizeable auto and life insurance premiums this month, so it would be convenient if I'd qualify.

Thanks.

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Guest: usmsci
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 10:32 am

jimmyjack wrote:
I called Chase and inquired about this, because I have the Perfect Card (was Freedom) but haven't seen the flyer you reference. I was told this offer was only for new accounts. Are you an existing card holder? Could you provide any additional detail (excluding any personal info of course) from the flyer if you are an existing card holder?

I don't typically use this card but have to make fairly sizeable auto and life insurance premiums this month, so it would be convenient if I'd qualify.

Thanks.


you talking to me? if you go to chase.com they advertise the flexible rewards card.

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Guest: jimmyjack
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 10:41 am

Sorry - no. I was referring to the flyer stevejk is referencing that mentions paying 2% on regular purchases through Aug. & Sept.

Thanks.

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Guest: stevejk
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 12:40 pm

No, I'm an existing cardholder. I've had the Freedom Card since 2001, and the Shell card that preceded it. They did recently officially disband the Freedom Card and incorporate it into the PerfectCard. There's no indication on the offer that they think I am a "new" cardholder.

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