Originally Posted by rexb
(Post 12784103)
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Originally Posted by travelmad478
(Post 12785376)
My God, the comments section for that article is hilarious. You can really, really tell you are not on FT over there.
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Are Chase as vigilant as Amex UK are on the domicile of the member account?
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BA Signature Chase Card - application question?
I got an email today from Chase offering 50,000 bonus miles for their BA Signature card. I ready the T&C's and it states that if I am not approved for the Signature card I would be automatically be considered for the BA Platinum Card.
My question is would this platinum card be entitled to the same 50,000 bonus offer? Thanks Sic |
I wonder if anyone got approved already. I could not find a number to check the application status.
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According the email we received we will be notified by mail in 15 - 20 days.
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Originally Posted by ssing
(Post 12787987)
I wonder if anyone got approved already. I could not find a number to check the application status.
800-945-2006 then press #, the 1, then enter your SSN. |
Originally Posted by RedSox
(Post 12788185)
Courtesy of teammjs
800-945-2006 then press #, the 1, then enter your SSN. |
Originally Posted by dgwright99
(Post 12788194)
Not convinced that it's a good idea to dial a phone number listed on a message board from my home phone and then enter my SSN.
If you have an on line Chase account already, the new card will get added to your profile within a couple of days of approval. You can check that way. |
Welcome to FlyerTalk and the BA Board, sicce :)
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Originally Posted by sicce
(Post 12787790)
I got an email today from Chase offering 50,000 bonus miles for their BA Signature card. I ready the T&C's and it states that if I am not approved for the Signature card I would be automatically be considered for the BA Platinum Card.
My question is would this platinum card be entitled to the same 50,000 bonus offer? Thanks Sic Review the T&C's again, they shouldn't specify BA Visa Signature Card or BA Platinum Card. The should only say Visa Signature Card and Platinum Card. You should get the bonus miles no matter which card you're approved for. |
Questions/Need help
I asked the foloowing on another thread here on FT with no responses. Maybe one of you would know the answer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have read through both whole thread(s).... Here's my question. I live in Memphis. Neither BA or AA have have "convenient" itineraries to Europe, or Hawaii, both places I will be going within the next year. Question, I really like the fewer miles it takes to get via AA. How easy would it be for me to redeem miles from MEM to BCN via AA or MEM to Hawaii via with this promo? Is it an advantage or disadvantage (if one doesnt mind the many more stops in order to use fewer miles) to be in a city NOT like NYC that does have direct BA flights? Would they try to put me on AA automatically, or BA automatically? DO I use the AA "miles required" grid to figure it out and try to make my own itinerary on all AA, and then call in for how many miles it would take? Just trying to fugure out if its worth it. Memphis is a expensive place to fly anywhere to. I am so confused.... I should add, I am looking at redemption in "coach" class of service ( if that makes any difference in the answer). |
Originally Posted by stan1162
(Post 12792356)
How easy would it be for me to redeem miles from MEM to BCN via AA or MEM to Hawaii via with this promo? Is it an advantage or disadvantage (if one doesnt mind the many more stops in order to use fewer miles) to be in a city NOT like NYC that does have direct BA flights?
Would they try to put me on AA automatically, or BA automatically? DO I use the AA "miles required" grid to figure it out and try to make my own itinerary on all AA, and then call in for how many miles it would take? If you're only focused on the 2-for-1 portion of the promo, that is for BA mainline flights only. So you'd have to buy a ticket to DFW or somewhere BA flies, and then use the 2-for-1 on BA. |
Does anyone know if this British Airways promotion will be available to Canadian residents in the future?
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I received the e-mail on the Visa promo over the weekend. I plan on signing up for it as it will be very easy to get the 100k miles. Heck, will probably have my wife sign up as well and end up with 200k miles btwn the two of us.
Only problem I had during sign up was getting the confirmation after hitting the submit button. I am not a member of BA's FF program and it wouldn't confirm w/o me inputting a FF #. So I went and signed up and got a membership #. (I only signed up for BA's e-mails on special fares, etc, never joined the FF program.) |
Any news on this?
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Hi all,
I can confirm if you were a previous cardholder and not a current cardholder, you will be eligible for the bonus miles if you apply (and subsequently are approved by Chase). Kind regards, Dilly |
Originally Posted by ba.com helper
(Post 12804352)
Hi all, I can confirm if you were a previous cardholder and not a current cardholder, you will be eligible for the bonus miles if you apply (and subsequently are approved by Chase).
Kind regards, Dilly Just finished submitting my application. |
Just a data point here but I signed up for the card last Friday and logging on to my Chase.com account I now see the card posted.
If you're looking for your approval status and have a Chase login, check out the website. |
I still haven't been able to work out if the dis-allowed existing cardholders are any Chase cardholders or only those hold BA branded loyalty cards?
What happens if you sign up but already hold a card that makes you ineligible for this promotion? Do they issue the new card, take your $75 fee and refuse to give you the miles? It would certainly be nice to know up front rather than lose the miles or have a declined card show up on your credit report. |
another data point, I signed up on the first day, and yesterday received a request for address confirmation and I need to send in a bill or something with name and address.
Strange, since I have other Chase cards, well the one MP visa. Anyway, be on the lookout for further requirements for the application process |
applied for Chase cc. Help with ?--do BA offer extra bonus with miles purchase often?
I tried the search function and google, but couldn't find the answer.
Have applied for Chase credit card, but hesitant to buy the other 20,000 needed until I have been approved as 20,000 alone not good for much and my further planned travels on BA may only be late next year and there is not much one can do with 20,000 orphaned BA miles. Wouldn't want to waste $400-500 in the interim. Is there likely to be another 25% bonus offer on miles? Do they frequently offer bonus miles for miles purchases around the holidays? |
Originally Posted by ba.com helper
(Post 12804352)
Hi all,
I can confirm if you were a previous cardholder and not a current cardholder, you will be eligible for the bonus miles if you apply (and subsequently are approved by Chase). Kind regards, Dilly Not quite clear on this... Is reference to "previous" and "current" cardholder specifically the holder of a BA branded Chase card or is it of ANY Chase card? E.g. - If I currently have a Chase United Mileage Plus Signature Card am I still eligible for this Chase BA Card bonus offer?? TIA! :) |
Originally Posted by UAfan
(Post 12810286)
Not quite clear on this... Is reference to "previous" and "current" cardholder specifically the holder of a BA branded Chase card or is it of ANY Chase card? E.g. - If I currently have a Chase United Mileage Plus Signature Card am I still eligible for this Chase BA Card bonus offer??
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Originally Posted by UAfan
(Post 12810286)
Hello,
Not quite clear on this... Is reference to "previous" and "current" cardholder specifically the holder of a BA branded Chase card or is it of ANY Chase card? E.g. - If I currently have a Chase United Mileage Plus Signature Card am I still eligible for this Chase BA Card bonus offer?? TIA! :) It applies specifically to previous or current Chase BA visa card. You can have any other brands of Chase cards. You are eligible for each promotion only once (United Mileage, BA, etc) |
Hi,
I'm not sure but I will find out. Kind regards, Dilly
Originally Posted by UAfan
(Post 12810286)
Hello,
Not quite clear on this... Is reference to "previous" and "current" cardholder specifically the holder of a BA branded Chase card or is it of ANY Chase card? E.g. - If I currently have a Chase United Mileage Plus Signature Card am I still eligible for this Chase BA Card bonus offer?? TIA! :) |
Originally Posted by ba.com helper
(Post 12810971)
Hi,
I'm not sure but I will find out. Kind regards, Dilly |
Is there any way of using the companion award certificate for an open-jaw trip (e.g SFO-LHR-CDG return FRA-LHR-SFO) ?
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Translation please?
[QUOTE=Vegas;12780446]A couple of examples re. taxes and fuel surcharges :
DFW - LHR return (May 09) MFU from WT+ to CW using 25k miles - Taxes, fees and surcharges = $624 per person. DFW - LHR return (Sept 09) MFU from CW to F using 50k miles - Taxes, fees and surcharges = $659 per person. I have been using the site for awhile now, but still confused. Could someone please translate "MFU from WT+ to CW" ? Thanks |
Originally Posted by Susan4
(Post 12827472)
Could someone please translate "MFU from WT+ to CW" ?
World Traveller Plus (premium economy) Club World (long haul business) EDIT: see also the Ultimate BA Guide list of acronyms. |
Originally Posted by Susan4
(Post 12827472)
Could someone please translate "MFU from WT+ to CW" ?
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Thanks
Thanks! I did not see MFU in the acronym list.
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Originally Posted by JIMCHI
(Post 12818425)
Is there any way of using the companion award certificate for an open-jaw trip (e.g SFO-LHR-CDG return FRA-LHR-SFO) ?
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Originally Posted by HAM76
(Post 12827742)
You pay with cash for premium economy and use miles to upgrade to business class. BA has an option to book both parts at the same time.
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received my new Visa
i just received my new British Airways Visa Signature card today. I am not sure if I was approved for the card that will earn the 50,000 miles after first purchase, etc.
In the accompanying brochure, it states that this card earns 2.5 miles for every $1 spent on BA purchases and 1.25 miles for every $1 spent. I guess I will have to call to find out if I got the card I wanted and not the 2nd place. |
yeah!!!
Just confirmed with rep - I did get the offer. I last had a Chase British airways visa back in 2006 for about a year and eventually canceled. So to answer the question - yes, past cardholders can receive this card.
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Wow, it is pretty CRAZY taxes and fees for travel. I just tried to find a booking from USA to London, SFO to LHR. for Business/Club class, 100000 miles, (which is what we should get from this promo) PLUS 625$ in FUEL SURCHARGES (somehow, the charges for business are more than economy but of course less than First class) and taxes and fees. Doesn't seem like much of a deal at all. I might just bail on the whole thing
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Originally Posted by jzafar
(Post 12836868)
Just confirmed with rep - I did get the offer. I last had a Chase British airways visa back in 2006 for about a year and eventually canceled. So to answer the question - yes, past cardholders can receive this card.
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Originally Posted by nmenaker
(Post 12836918)
Wow, it is pretty CRAZY taxes and fees for travel. I just tried to find a booking from USA to London, SFO to LHR. for Business/Club class, 100000 miles, (which is what we should get from this promo) PLUS 625$ in FUEL SURCHARGES (somehow, the charges for business are more than economy but of course less than First class) and taxes and fees. Doesn't seem like much of a deal at all. I might just bail on the whole thing
The 100k miles are good for 4 domestic milesaver awards on AA, that's not a bad deal. |
Originally Posted by nmenaker
(Post 12836918)
Wow, it is pretty CRAZY taxes and fees for travel. I just tried to find a booking from USA to London, SFO to LHR. for Business/Club class, 100000 miles, (which is what we should get from this promo) PLUS 625$ in FUEL SURCHARGES (somehow, the charges for business are more than economy but of course less than First class) and taxes and fees. Doesn't seem like much of a deal at all. I might just bail on the whole thing
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