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[Ongoing offers] Now 80K points, free night, AF not waived, Marriott Premier Visa
#226
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But your quesiton could be asked in any case. You can't even be sure that an application that starts from an Offer X landing page is actually for Offer X. There have been cases in the past, for example, where a landing page had expired, was still up, buit apps linked from it eventualy got you a different offer. (Presumably in that case the bank didn't realize the app page was still linked from an expired-by-still-up landing page, and replaced the offer the app page was coded for desipte there still being a landing page.)
So my estimation is, that while there is a slight risk of DN7M being redefined, it's not much more likely because the landing page is down than it would be if the landing page was up (but forgotten by the bank).
#227
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: SF Bay Area
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The URL clearly shows this application is for the DN7M offer promo code. The DN7M has always been the 70K offer. Now, of course, in the future, they could redefine it at some point.
But your quesiton could be asked in any case. You can't even be sure that an application that starts from an Offer X landing page is actually for Offer X. There have been cases in the past, for example, where a landing page had expired, was still up, buit apps linked from it eventualy got you a different offer. (Presumably in that case the bank didn't realize the app page was still linked from an expired-by-still-up landing page, and replaced the offer the app page was coded for desipte there still being a landing page.)
So my estimation is, that while there is a slight risk of DN7M being redefined, it's not much more likely because the landing page is down than it would be if the landing page was up (but forgotten by the bank).
But your quesiton could be asked in any case. You can't even be sure that an application that starts from an Offer X landing page is actually for Offer X. There have been cases in the past, for example, where a landing page had expired, was still up, buit apps linked from it eventualy got you a different offer. (Presumably in that case the bank didn't realize the app page was still linked from an expired-by-still-up landing page, and replaced the offer the app page was coded for desipte there still being a landing page.)
So my estimation is, that while there is a slight risk of DN7M being redefined, it's not much more likely because the landing page is down than it would be if the landing page was up (but forgotten by the bank).
Even there, however, were a number of surprising outcomes - such as people applying for a card with 1.5K spending and getting a card with 4K spending.
It is a bit of a "roulette" but it seems to work most of the time.
Here is hoping!
#228
Join Date: Feb 2007
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FWIW, I just got an email from Marriott last night that actually confirms the 70K bonus. I applied before the landing page broke though.
#229
Join Date: Sep 2011
Programs: United Plat, SPG Plat, Marriott Plat, Hyatt Diamond, National Exec Elite
Posts: 108
Is this offer still working?
Has anybody managed to apply and get the offer after the landing page had broken?
#230
Join Date: Mar 2011
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Muji:
Also called the rewards line today to see if maybe a different agent would give me different info about using points in conjunction with the cert. Ended up talking to a computerized voice that kept telling me to go to the hotel page and use my points. Will call again on Monday, talk to alive person and report back.
#231
Join Date: Jan 2010
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#232
Join Date: May 2011
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should be a couple days after statement closing
#233
Join Date: Nov 2011
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I'm new. I applied and was instantly approved last night. I applied online, but I called the toll free number first to confirm that the 70,000 offer was still valid. I was told that it was at that time. My husband applied after me. He was not instantly approved. I tried to call today but they said it has to process though the system. How long does that usually take? Is there any point to calling reconsideration line before we get a letter?
#234
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I'm new. I applied and was instantly approved last night. I applied online, but I called the toll free number first to confirm that the 70,000 offer was still valid. I was told that it was at that time. My husband applied after me. He was not instantly approved. I tried to call today but they said it has to process though the system. How long does that usually take? Is there any point to calling reconsideration line before we get a letter?
#235
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 41
Thanks for the advice. I guess we will try calling Monday or Tuesday. We only had one chase card until August. It was a perfect card-no longer available. Chase discontinued the perfect card and changed it to Freedom card. I didn't want to cancel the card because it is our oldest card. I asked Chase to honor the offer for new freedom cards and they refused. CSR said only way to get the $300 bonus was to apply for another freedom card before the perfect card was converted over, or we would never be eligible for the freedom card bonus. So now we have 2 freedom cards - I don't want the second one - and pending status on the Marriott which we do want.
#236
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: LAX
Posts: 2,851
I read all 16 pages before asking -
Is the free night e-certificate good for 6 months or 1 year?
Is this better than the Hyatt deal for 2 free nights with minimum spending?
Is the 70k plus one free night the best Marriott has ever offered? I am looking for hotel program sign up bonuses now.
I have not applied for any Chase cards for the last 6 months but this year I applied for Southwest, Sapphire, Continental and British Airways. Should I be able to be approved for this ( my Fico is very high)?
Thanks in advance
Is the free night e-certificate good for 6 months or 1 year?
Is this better than the Hyatt deal for 2 free nights with minimum spending?
Is the 70k plus one free night the best Marriott has ever offered? I am looking for hotel program sign up bonuses now.
I have not applied for any Chase cards for the last 6 months but this year I applied for Southwest, Sapphire, Continental and British Airways. Should I be able to be approved for this ( my Fico is very high)?
Thanks in advance
#238
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Southern California
Programs: Still new to the game but growing everyday!
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I read all 16 pages before asking -
Is the free night e-certificate good for 6 months or 1 year?
Is this better than the Hyatt deal for 2 free nights with minimum spending?
Is the 70k plus one free night the best Marriott has ever offered? I am looking for hotel program sign up bonuses now.
I have not applied for any Chase cards for the last 6 months but this year I applied for Southwest, Sapphire, Continental and British Airways. Should I be able to be approved for this ( my Fico is very high)?
Thanks in advance
Is the free night e-certificate good for 6 months or 1 year?
Is this better than the Hyatt deal for 2 free nights with minimum spending?
Is the 70k plus one free night the best Marriott has ever offered? I am looking for hotel program sign up bonuses now.
I have not applied for any Chase cards for the last 6 months but this year I applied for Southwest, Sapphire, Continental and British Airways. Should I be able to be approved for this ( my Fico is very high)?
Thanks in advance
This offer is better than the recent offer for this card of 50k points. The extra 20k points basically equals another free night at a mid-range property. I've read about some people hoping for Chase to offer a clean 100k but that is unlikely.
As for Hyatt vs this card...that's probably a personal call. The Hyatt card is limited to the 2 free nights but it can be two nights at a really expensive property. With 70k Marriott points, you can potentially stretch that into 5+ nights. Realistically it's worth 3 nights at most Marriotts and 2 nights at a Cat 7 property. From a flexibility perspective, the Marriott bonus is the better option.
#239
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Also, previous Marriott offers were only for 50K points and no free night certificate (only an anniversary cert. after 1 year), IIRC.
#240
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Philadelphia/NY/CA
Programs: US Airways/SPG/Club Carlson (Gold)/United/Marriott Rewards Premier (Silver)/Priority Club Platinum
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But anyway I finally got my card. And already used it once. So hopefully the points are there sooner rather then later. But I don't need them at the moment so does not really matter how long it takes as long as I get them.
Also 1 question..........It says "Your full benefits guide will be arriving in just a few days." So I guess I should look out for that in the mail? How soon after the card does that usually arrive?