for the tickets to go on sale. I'll have to decide if I want to book the Hyatt yet or not...
for the PPoptions like gyft and swytch and raise,are you getting gc at a discount,or juts getting them for extra points on PP purchase?For Discover, there is usually a date noted on the offer where you have to make the required deposit requirement by. I believe it's usually 2 weeks following the expiration of the offer, but I have seen this vary depending on which code or time of the offer. It is noted specifically, though, so just take note depending on when you apply. Because the window can be small and Discover also had 'holds' on your funds sometimes, it can be tricky if you try to deposit and withdraw a few times to make the cumulative deposit requirement. It's a lot less stressful if you don't have to sweat out transferring, but I think 1-2 should be fine. I remember Discover noted the funds weren't available after deposit for 3-4 days sometimes, again, which may take you close to the expiry.
As for the Chase checking, the DD just needs to be posted within 60 days from account opening, not the expiration of the offer itself. My DD was for $25 from an M&T account I previously opened. The bonus posted the following Tuesday, which is consistent with what others have said, after my DD posted, sometimes it could be delayed by a week if your DD was on a Friday for example. When it comes to the Chase savings @1st*toright covered it. Mine is still in the midst of the 90 day period, but I expect it to post soon and it's comforting to know that @1st*toright got it 3 days after the 90 day window. I'll be transferring all but $300 of that 15K once it posts to keep it fee-free until I can close it 3 months down the road. Likewise with the checking, but it's $1,500 min to keep it fee-free.
If MPX goes back to coding "properly" on the Amex Plat, I would be
with my Plat on the way. That would make the MSR that much easier...
one can hope
You can also use Paypal through the Raise app
But I don't qualify..... according to my credit report I've opened too many apps in 24 months to qualify
In your great knowledge, oh wise one
would summer 2019 flights release around the end of this year? I was trying to figure that out the other day
thanks for the clarityI don't think they have all the internal rules the CC companies have outside of the stuff that makes up your credit scores (AAoA, credit limits, total score, etc) I think they qualify it per card not per individual. So if card A requires a 650 credit score and 4 years of history, they check that and offer it up if you match. But card A's issuer looking at the person requires less than 5/24, that's different.
It's really the same as Chase sending folks here offers for 1. cards they already have when you can only hold 1 of them and/or 2. are over 5/24 and couldn't get the card even if they wanted to. Chase knows their own rules but when looking at pre-qualified offers those things don't seem to be taken into account. I'm sure people with more than 5 AmEx credit cards get offers too.
That has me thinking, I wonder if they'd offer up a service for a small fee that throws all this extra info in and then only shows you stuff you'd actually get a approved for. Or more like give you warnings "hey you'd qualify for this offer BUT yer LOL/24 so YMMV. Good luck!". Be a good way to double dip fees from enterprise and consumers
I miss the days of direct flights to MCO!
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If you have the Marriott app, it makes it really easy - leave your hotel as planned on Sunday, then go in and checkout on the app on Monday morning
They don’t take the banks’ policy into consideration, they look at your score to see if you would qualify.
Oh if only it were that simple....the score part is easy! It's the other rules that get me
