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I didn’t have a credit card for decades. Then I got the Apple Card and a few months later the Prime Rewards. After acquiring my first non-cobranded Chase card I started using the Apple Card for only Apple related purchases where there’s a 3x cash return. Same with the Prime card. It’s 5x on every purchase I make on Amazon.
A user asks for advice on choosing between the Amazon Prime card (Chase) and the Chase Freedom Flex card. Other users reply with their opinions, tips, and suggestions based on their spending habits and preferences.
24 votes, 21 comments. true. Just to help anybody else who finds this post. To resolve it, 1-2-3, it seems just call the number on the card.
Users share their opinions and experiences on the Amazon credit card, which offers 5% cashback at Amazon and Whole Foods for Prime members. They also compare it with other cards and explain the optional My Chase Plan feature.
There are 4 Amazon credit cards (more if you count the Prime and non-Prime versions as separate cards) - a Visa personal card through Chase, a personal store card (can only be used on Amazon) through Synchrony, a secured store card through Synchrony, and a business card through American Express.
Yeah just send a secured message to Chase and ask them to lower your credit lines. In your case, find your income, multiply it by .5, and then subtract $5000 from that. For instance, if you make $60,000... $60,000 x 0.5 = $30,000 $30,000 is the maximum amount of total credit Chase will give you. Subtract $5000 from $30,000. Boom.
Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card by Chase. Amazon.com Store Card by Synchrony. Amazon Business Prime by American Express. Out of these, the Synchrony one seems the worst (doesn't come with any extras, other than financing on purchases). The Chase and Amex ones seem basically identical (they both come with purchase protection, car rental ...
The Amazon card IS a Chase card. The Amazon Visa card is serviced by Chase. The Amazon card (non—Visa) is serviced by Synchrony; offers 5% cash back or 0% deferred interest.
I don't think you can PC the Amazon card to another Chase card. That's typical with co-branded cards. You could ask Chase and find out for sure. A CFF would give you rotating categories outside of travel & dining, and the rewards points can be redeemed for statement credit each month, just like with the Amazon card.
Users share their opinions and experiences on the card that offers 5% cash back on Amazon purchases and a sign-up bonus. Learn about the pros and cons, the interest rate, the statement credit option, and the points system.