Originally Posted by
StartinSanDiego
Yes, but would Chase suffer if it lost UA, one of it's most valuable transfer partners, for those undeniably successful UR earning cards?
For FTers, transfer partners are key when evaluating a rewards credit card. But the vast majority of the credit card-using population has no idea what a transfer partner is, or how to use them, or why doing so it a good idea. Which is why Chase would probably cut UA in a heartbeat if UA insisted on charging too much more for its miles. Chase is already trying to cut costs with the CSR program. Saying sayonara to UA is one way to do that.