While I hope the fee waivers "stick" and all goes well for the cardholders, I'm worried that Chase may have a change of heart. Sending an SM may tip off a supervisor or someone else empowered to claw back the waiver. Just saying.
Personally, when it comes time for me to challenge the AF, my highest hope is only for a $150 waiver; given the $300 annual credit, that would essentially bring the AF down to zero, by my reckoning. A 100% waiver is outrageously fortuitous. Bravo to those getting it.
Back to my own situation, I'm on day five after my annual fee should* have posted and it hasn't. I'm not complaining, of course. Dare I hope it never appears?
*Question to those whose AFs have posted: Are the month-day posting dates for 2016's AF the same as 2017's? For example, annual fees on 9/1/2016 and 9/1/2017?
Mine was supposed to post on 10/1 as well and hasn't yet.