Originally Posted by
LPCJr
There are lots of people that are able to charge business travel on personal cards, which could be thousands each month in addition to their regular personal spend. In this case, if you were to look at charge amounts relative to income, things would appear out of whack.
Duh. That's my point. It would "appear" to Chase to be out of whack, even though it's not. In this case, however, the OP has way more income than spend, so that's not the reason Chase took action. It's something else. Chase won't suspend accounts without (what they think is) a good reason.