Disney Reward Visa

kandb

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I got the Chase Disney rewards credit card approx. 2 months ago. I got the one where there is a $49 annual fee and $200/cash but recently I got a letter with a pre-approval for a new Chase Reward credit card, with NO annual fee and a $200 Disney gift card. Also, this new application says that a authorized user you would get a $50 Disney gift card also. It does say if you have "this same credit card", you are disqualified. I know there are 2 different Disney credit cards. I presently have the one with the $49/annual fee. Is this considered the "same" as the one where there is No annual fee? I would sign up for the this one as well but won't if I am not going to get the $200 gift card.
 
I got the Chase Disney rewards credit card approx. 2 months ago. I got the one where there is a $49 annual fee and $200/cash but recently I got a letter with a pre-approval for a new Chase Reward credit card, with NO annual fee and a $200 Disney gift card. Also, this new application says that a authorized user you would get a $50 Disney gift card also. It does say if you have "this same credit card", you are disqualified. I know there are 2 different Disney credit cards. I presently have the one with the $49/annual fee. Is this considered the "same" as the one where there is No annual fee? I would sign up for the this one as well but won't if I am not going to get the $200 gift card.
It's a different product. Unless you have received a bonus on that same card in the last 24 mos, you should be fine to receive this promo.
 
I got the Chase Disney rewards credit card approx. 2 months ago. I got the one where there is a $49 annual fee and $200/cash but recently I got a letter with a pre-approval for a new Chase Reward credit card, with NO annual fee and a $200 Disney gift card. Also, this new application says that a authorized user you would get a $50 Disney gift card also. It does say if you have "this same credit card", you are disqualified. I know there are 2 different Disney credit cards. I presently have the one with the $49/annual fee. Is this considered the "same" as the one where there is No annual fee? I would sign up for the this one as well but won't if I am not going to get the $200 gift card.

The difference in the no fee one is that the rewards are 1% instead of 2%. I would take advantage of this offer and then get rid of one of the cards later on. But, if you are looking for more Chase cards, be careful as Chase has a card limit of 5 in 24 months.
 



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